Transplanting Okra Seedlings: Vegetable Gardening

00:05 The speaker is holding a small okra plant and mentions that it is too close to their squash plant and there is a bare spot where some okra didn't come up.

00:17 They decide to transplant the okra plant into the bare spot.

02:35 The speaker states that the okra plant is now planted and ready to go next to another okra plant. They explain that they space their okra plants about eighteen inches apart and place them between their acorn squash, which are five feet apart.

02:53 The speaker wants to keep the okra plants a good 18 inches away from the squash plants to prevent them from taking away energy from the squash plants.

03:06 The speaker mentions that planting multiple seeds helps ensure that at least one comes up. They planted three seeds in the bare spot, but none came up, so they decide to transplant the okra plant there instead.

03:29 The speaker explains that by transplanting the okra plant, they are saving its life because it would have otherwise been pruned out to make room for the others to grow.

03:33 The speaker thanks viewers for watching, commenting, and supporting, and signs off.