Okra

GoDawgs · March 3, 2019

I used to grow Cajun Delight, a very productive yet compact plant but I can't find it anymore. So for the last five years or so I've been growing Jing Orange and whatever other okra I'm trying that year. The Jing is pretty productive too and a gorgeous plant to boot.

Last summer I tried Stewart Zeebest but must have gotten mixed seed because the two plants were vastly different. I didn't care for either one.

This year I'm growing the Jing Orange and trying Choppee.

March 3, 2019	#11
GoDawgs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Augusta area, Georgia, 8a/7b Posts: 1,685	I used to grow Cajun Delight, a very productive yet compact plant but I can't find it anymore. So for the last five years or so I've been growing Jing Orange and whatever other okra I'm trying that year. The Jing is pretty productive too and a gorgeous plant to boot. Last summer I tried Stewart Zeebest but must have gotten mixed seed because the two plants were vastly different. I didn't care for either one. This year I'm growing the Jing Orange and trying Choppee.