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Best Answer: Okra is a perennial and will grow and produce for several years in a tropical climate. As far as it dieing after it produces pods, it is no different than, say, tomatoes and peppers, which are also perennials. If the ripe fruit is kept picked the plant will continue to produce new.
Planting time. Okra is a heat-loving annual plant that requires 55 to 65 frost-free days with temperatures consistently above 85Â°F for full growth, flowering, and pod development. Sow okra seed in the garden 4 weeks after the average last frost date in spring. The planting soil temperature should be at least 65Â°F.