I plant mine in a raised bed for easy reaching when picking. I plant mine like 3" apart 3 rows 6 inches apart and i do like the blue lake and have good luck with them, taste as fresh canned as the day we pick them. I also plant in may
Here in socal! We had a really cool summer, I planted the beans! But now hot! We have humidity that we have never had before! Vacillate between cold and hot!
I have never given it a thought to plant beans in August. And I do believe I could get away with it here in Massachusetts if I started in early August. Excellent video my friend and I am a new subscriber to your channel. Thanks for sharing.
MA and IL are kind of similar. I plant cucumbers, peas, beans a couple times per year. That way if any problems I just pull the bad plants because I have new ones online. Cucumbers are the biggest culprits, humidity caused powdery mildew so rather than fight it i just pop new seeds in the ground every 3-4 weeks.
I am currently growing croket bush green beans for the fall. I typically plant our beans in a wide row fashion. The area planted into is about as wide as a garden how. Thank you for your great information.
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Did you use one seed per hole and do I have to soak them first in that stuff you mentioned before I plant them. Also how often do I water the ? I don’t have an irrigation syst3n
One seed per hole should be fine. You also do not have to inoculate it's totally optional but I do it for the benefits that were outlined in the video. Watering depends on humidity, temperature, amount of sunlight, etc. Keep the soil slightly moist. Once the plants grow a little bit and provide a canopy their leaves will shade the ground and you will have to water less.
New sub, thanks for the informative video! I'm growing beans this year seems they are doing good so far. I didn't have good turnouts with beans in previous years.
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New sub here very interesting video on beans which i just bought...but new to all of this and i do not have a garden...would you know how I can use my seeds in a container...size and etc.?
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Depends on how big you want them. Mine typically or anywhere from 5 to 6 in long to 7 or 8 inches long. For my taste I like them a little bit smaller. Are the plants a dark green and are the leaves healthy looking? If so just give him a little bit more time.
You can pick a few and see how they taste. Also you want to continually harvest once they get to the size that you prefer. That sends a signal to the plant to keep pushing out new beans. That is a short version of the story.
I couldn't find any previous videos that showed me planting crochet beans. I also planted Savannah which were bought through a seed company called Harris seed catalog. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/5t2l6BHMBiQ/видео.html. I hope this helps. Thank you for asking.
Sure you can grow beans during the rainy season. The beans will germinate better in warmer weather. So make sure your temperature is at least in the 60s and you should be fine. Not sure what you mean by the rainy season though, in the United States most areas can grow beans as long as the temperatures warm enough. If you have super high humidity you might want to Make sure that you space your plants so that they have enough room to breathe so that mold and other issues aren't a problem. Thanks for commenting.
Basil likes warm but not too hot. Check your seed pak for details on the specific seed. I plant mine indoors so that I don't have to worry about bugs and washing.
You could build a cheap wooden box about 5 feet in height and hang some CFL light bulbs. Or buy those grow room.meant for marijuana growing. They come in many sizes.
Hi Scott. I saw your comment on my friend Enoch's channel, the Urban Gardener., and you said you were planning on being at the next National Heirloom Expo, so I thought I would check out your channel. I will also be there at the Expo. Nice video here. I subbed you. Maybe if you have some time, you can check out my channel as well. Take care.
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Do You Grow Bush Beans? What Type?
Can I grow them in the house?
I grew pole beans last year but want something different this year .
I grow my beans in pots
Thank you for this video . I am in zone 8 (DFW), trying Cherokee yellow bush beans this season.
I like these and they produce well!
I plant mine in a raised bed for easy reaching when picking. I plant mine like 3" apart 3 rows 6 inches apart and i do like the blue lake and have good luck with them, taste as fresh canned as the day we pick them. I also plant in may
This guy is great, why doesnt he get the recognition he deserves. Great delivery.
Because he hasn’t posted a video in 4 years
Here in socal! We had a really cool summer, I planted the beans! But now hot! We have humidity that we have never had before! Vacillate between cold and hot!
I have never given it a thought to plant beans in August. And I do believe I could get away with it here in Massachusetts if I started in early August. Excellent video my friend and I am a new subscriber to your channel. Thanks for sharing.
MA and IL are kind of similar. I plant cucumbers, peas, beans a couple times per year. That way if any problems I just pull the bad plants because I have new ones online. Cucumbers are the biggest culprits, humidity caused powdery mildew so rather than fight it i just pop new seeds in the ground every 3-4 weeks.
I watched a video where a guy planted, ( not the rows,) the bush beans just 2in.apart, 3 in a section and they did great!
I plant the same
I am currently growing croket bush green beans for the fall. I typically plant our beans in a wide row fashion. The area planted into is about as wide as a garden how. Thank you for your great information.
Croket beans. Show them in an episode, I would like to know more...
Strike bush beans is the variety that I grow heavy producers. Really enjoyed your video
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You can if you have strong lights. Since they are a fruiting plant they are more difficult than non fruiting. Make sure to use a fan for air flow.
Very helpful , thank you!
I'm glad it was helpful to you. It's about time for me to plant some beans here in Arizona. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
also i do not soak them just stick them in a hole, august seems a little hot for beans
I was moving my beans and snapped one in half. Will I be able to reroot it?
I have a balcony and am growing them in containers.
Did you use one seed per hole and do I have to soak them first in that stuff you mentioned before I plant them. Also how often do I water the ? I don’t have an irrigation syst3n
One seed per hole should be fine. You also do not have to inoculate it's totally optional but I do it for the benefits that were outlined in the video. Watering depends on humidity, temperature, amount of sunlight, etc. Keep the soil slightly moist. Once the plants grow a little bit and provide a canopy their leaves will shade the ground and you will have to water less.
New sub, thanks for the informative video! I'm growing beans this year seems they are doing good so far. I didn't have good turnouts with beans in previous years.
Thanks for subscribing. I will try my best to create episodes worth investing your time on. In fact, I have a huge announcement coming in the next day or two, which is why I have not uploaded a new episode in the last week or so. The good news is lots more episodes coming over the next few months. Maybe a new garden? New adventures? Check out the next episode....
damn i wish i would have seen this few hours ago only about a HR south of you
Great informative video! New so I'll have to catch up. Thanks
Thanks Greta I'm glad you liked it. you might want to check out the "better beans and peas" episode where we talked about nitrogen fixing
Hey! I think your channel is awesome! Great content.. hope to see more! Thanks from Atlanta!
New sub here very interesting video on beans which i just bought...but new to all of this and i do not have a garden...would you know how I can use my seeds in a container...size and etc.?
Can i grow these kratky style?
Great video thanks for sharing..New Subscriber..please stay connected
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My beans are only getting around 3 inches long? How long should they get? My plants seem really tiny.
Depends on how big you want them. Mine typically or anywhere from 5 to 6 in long to 7 or 8 inches long. For my taste I like them a little bit smaller. Are the plants a dark green and are the leaves healthy looking? If so just give him a little bit more time.
You can pick a few and see how they taste. Also you want to continually harvest once they get to the size that you prefer. That sends a signal to the plant to keep pushing out new beans. That is a short version of the story.
I couldn't find any previous videos that showed me planting crochet beans. I also planted Savannah which were bought through a seed company called Harris seed catalog. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/5t2l6BHMBiQ/видео.html. I hope this helps. Thank you for asking.
Can I grow beans when it's rainy season..?
Sure you can grow beans during the rainy season. The beans will germinate better in warmer weather. So make sure your temperature is at least in the 60s and you should be fine. Not sure what you mean by the rainy season though, in the United States most areas can grow beans as long as the temperatures warm enough. If you have super high humidity you might want to Make sure that you space your plants so that they have enough room to breathe so that mold and other issues aren't a problem.
Thanks for commenting.
What month should I plant? (I live in northern Iowa)
Basil likes warm but not too hot. Check your seed pak for details on the specific seed.
I plant mine indoors so that I don't have to worry about bugs and washing.
Can I grow them in the house?
You could build a cheap wooden box about 5 feet in height and hang some CFL light bulbs. Or buy those grow room.meant for marijuana growing. They come in many sizes.
Yes I’ve harvested dozens of beans and plants with indoor lights and constantly maintaining them
So this is a green bean? I can eat them raw? Eat them small, like Haricot Vert?
You can eat them raw but I have read that eating too many raw might not be good for you. You'd have to look it up for yourself.
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Amazing!!
Foliage. Not foilage.
You win the prize. Just making sure the viewers are paying attention. Have a good one.
For the love of god zzzzzzzzzzzz
Thanks for stopping by buddy
Hi Scott. I saw your comment on my friend Enoch's channel, the Urban Gardener., and you said you were planning on being at the next National Heirloom Expo, so I thought I would check out your channel. I will also be there at the Expo. Nice video here. I subbed you. Maybe if you have some time, you can check out my channel as well. Take care.
Thanks for subscribing, I subbed you also. I will try my best to create episodes worth investing your time on. In fact, I have a huge announcement coming in the next day or two, which is why I have not uploaded a new episode in the last week or so. The good news is lots more episodes coming over the next few months. Maybe a new garden? New adventures? Check out the next episode....
Fow Lee Edge, not Foil Edge. FOLIAGE.
Thank you Dodge Coffman I appreciate your comments
First 4 minutes of the video are unwatchable I want to puke
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Very helpful, thank you!