Okra
Fruiting vegetablesStored day count used for this timing: 50–100 days.
Official sourceUnverified — based on HORDI Crop - Okra, Department of Agriculture Sri Lanka, accessed 2026-10-20: https://doa.gov.lk/hordi-crop-okra/; confirm for your microclimate.
Recommended sow months: August, September. Growing period: 50–100 days. Target high-price months: October, November, December. Calculated harvest months: October, November, December. Harvest months are calculated from the 15th of the sowing month plus the stored day count. They are not a separate sourced harvest calendar. - Jan
- Feb
- Mar
- Apr
- May
- Jun
- Jul
- Aug
- Sep
- Oct
- Nov
- Dec
- Low Country Wet Zone: Ideal climate and market match in September. Off-season care or rain shelter in August.
- Low Country Dry Zone: Planting window not stored for August, September.
- Mid Country: Planting window not stored for August, September.
- Up Country Wet Zone: Planting window not stored for August, September.
The gap between Yala and Maha.
Farmer field notenoted Oct 2026
Unverified — based on Farmer field experience, noted 2026-10-23; confirm for your microclimate.
Recommended sow months: February. Growing period: 50–100 days. Target high-price months: April, May. Calculated harvest months: April, May. Harvest months are calculated from the 15th of the sowing month plus the stored day count. They are not a separate sourced harvest calendar. - Jan
- Feb
- Mar
- Apr
- May
- Jun
- Jul
- Aug
- Sep
- Oct
- Nov
- Dec
- Low Country Wet Zone: Off-season care or rain shelter in February.
- Low Country Dry Zone: Planting window not stored for February.
- Mid Country: Planting window not stored for February.
- Up Country Wet Zone: Planting window not stored for February.
The gap between Yala and Maha.
Farmer field notenoted Oct 2026
Unverified — based on Farmer field experience, noted 2026-10-23; confirm for your microclimate.