Assertion: okra's pod | /r/HasProperty | harvested
Facets:
value: daily
type: TEMPORAL
value: several times a week
type: TEMPORAL
value: from the garden
type: LOCATION
value: frequently
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Okra pods are harvested for eating when they are young and immature, just after the flowers fade.
text: Once the seeds inside are fully developed, the pods will begin to dry and should be harvested when they turn brown and brittle.
text: The pods must be harvested when they are very young.
text: , pods form fast after that and are harvested every 1-2 days
text: After the first of the yellow flowers come and go, the plants will start producing pods to be harvested.
text: The immature pods were harvested when reached 70 mm in length (size desired by the market in the USA) and in another plot for Chifre de Veado and Santa Cruz 47 the pods were harvested when reached 100 mm (market in Brazil).
text: The pods were harvested three times a week, counted and weighted.
text: It grows up to 5 feet tall with uniform pods that are best harvested when 3 inches long.
text: It grows up to 5 feet tall with uniform pods that are best harvested when 3 inches long. '
text: The fruits/pods are harvested when they are still tender.
text: Okra pods should be harvested when they are young and tender and no more than 3-4 inches long.
text: Okra plants will continue to produce fruit if the pods are harvested frequently.
text: Older, tougher pods may be harvested and shelled for their unripe seeds which can be cooked like peas.
text: The plants continue making new flowers and pods in frost free settings as long the pods are harvested before they become dry and hard.
text: Pods form quickly and must be harvested several times a week, making a reliable supply of fresh vegetables for home consumption in areas where other vegetables are hard to grow.
text: we’ll all be talking about a different problem… coming up with new recipes to use all of those delicious okra pods that are harvested from the garden!
text: Pods are harvested when they are 2½ to 4½ inches long and graded according to these sizes:
text: Okra pods should be harvested once the pods reach a length of one to four inches for most varieties.
text: The undeveloped pods of the plants are harvested and used in many recipes.
text: Okra pods grow very rapidly and are harvested when immature, typically 3 to 7 days after flowering.
text: One main reason why many farmers prefer growing okra is that the plant needs very little maintenance and when one pod is harvested another one grows in its place.
text: Pods should be harvested daily when they are about the size of a finger and easy to cut from the stalk.
text: If the okra is going be consumed, then these pods must be harvested when they are very young.