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MPN: 38
- Produces high yields per plant.
- Offers high-quality seeds.
- Excellent resistance to common diseases.
Germination Rate: 85% - Purity: 98%, Sow yardlong bean seeds about 1 inch deep, spaced about 3 inches apart. Rows should be spaced about 24 inches apart. Thin out the plants to a 6-inch spacing as the seedlings emerge. In warm zones, you can succession plant two or three times at two-week intervals, and also plant a late summer or fall crop. ☘ HIGH QUALITY HIGH YIELD EASY TO GROW VARIETY SWEET TENDER and DELICIOUS, Yardlong beans grow quite well in most climates. The compound leaves are bright green, with three heart-shaped leaflets. The flowers and resulting bean pods usually form in joined pairs. Flowers look as you'd expect of a legume (papilionaceous) with five petals, the largest on top. The size and color will vary with variety—either white, pink, or lavender. The long vines set copious numbers of delicious dangling rope-like beans throughout the summer and continue producing until the weather turns cold. ☘PLANTING PIONTS:The variety of soil is not Strict, all kinds of Soil can be Cultivated, Cultivation should be selected Enough light. Yardlong beans are generally planted in the spring once the soil is warm. The seeds will emerge in 10 to 14 days; after about 80 days, beans can be harvested. ☘ Beans can not eat raw, otherwise it will be poisoned.Yard-long bean is use as a green vegetable, just like green beans. The pods can be eaten fresh or cooked in a variety of dishes. Yardlong bean is a tropical type of bean and is related to cowpea. The name yard-long bean refers to the long fruits.