The researchers wanted to see how a spray called crop bio-life affects the growth and yield of wild okra plants. They tested different concentrations of the spray on the plants. The plants treated with 25 ppm of crop bio-life grew the tallest and had the highest yield of okra leaves. The plants treated with 50 ppm had the most chlorophyll, which helps with photosynthesis. Overall, using 25 ppm of crop bio-life is recommended for farmers because it helps the plants grow better and produce more okra.