Optimizing okra performance through plant growth regulators in the Garhwal Himalayan region

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Research shows that gibberellic acid significantly improved okra growth and yield, suggesting effective agricultural practices in hilly regions.

Gibberellic acid at 200 ppm led to 100% germination and maximum height of 79.65 cm in okra by day 90.
Naphthalene acetic acid at 150 ppm maximized leaf production, but gibberellic acid was more effective for faster flowering.
GA3 treatments resulted in the largest fruits at 12.52 cm length and a yield of 0.21 kg per plant.
The study indicates that GA3 and NAA are vital for optimizing okra production under challenging mountainous conditions.

Satpathy et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Research shows that gibberellic acid significantly improved okra growth and yield, suggesting effective agricultural practices in hilly regions.