Normal guttation. Cool to moderate temperatures, the soil is moist, the air with relatively high humidity. Not a problem in any sense of the word.

Hmm, I guess its been down to 78 at night, but up to 103-105 day temps lately...

Hmmm. That's a new one on me. Very interesting. Hows the Okra other than that Kelser? I need to look at mine to see if I have any of that.

All of mine have that this year. I'm in the same boat with the weather. HOT HOT HOT and HUMID! They seem to be producing just fine though.

I have a different okra issue. I am growing Burmese okra. It has round leaves about 12" in diameter. The pods grow large and stay tender. The problem is leaf die-off. The plants grow fairly well and add new leaves but the lower leaves die off when they are still young. New leaf growth just barely keeps pace with the die-off. Numex chiles adjacent to the okra is doing something similar. Both are mulched with black plastic mulch. All other crops are thriving. There are no obvious signs of insects feeding on the plants. Any thoughts?

Here is a photo looking straight down at the top of a plant.

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Jim