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The fruit and shoot borer (FSB), also known as the spotted bollworm, is a major pest of okra, causing significant yield losses worldwide. It is particularly prevalent in tropical and subtropical regions, including India. The female moths lay small, greenish-blue eggs singly on the tender shoots, buds, flowers, and young fruits of the okra plant. The eggs hatch into small, greenish-brown caterpillars with dark markings. These caterpillars bore into the shoots, buds, flowers, and fruits, feeding on the internal tissues. After feeding for about 2-3 weeks, the larvae pupate within silken cocoons on the plant or in the soil. The adult moths emerge from the pupae and mate, completing the life cycle.

Environmental favorable factors for pests/Diseases:
Symptoms of Pest/Disease:
Measures to control Pests/Diseases:
| Products | Technical Names | Dosages |
| EMA5 | Emamectin benzoate 5 % SG | 80-100 grams per Acre |
| Docter 505 | Chloropyriphos 50 % + cypermethrin 5 % EC | 300 ml per acre |
| Fluben | Flubendiamide 39.35 % sc | 60ml/acre |
| Triple Attack | mix 2 Lt/Acre. |