Two Ways To Harvest Pigeon Peas, My Favorite Edible Perennial Plant

In this video I show you my the bean pods developing on my pigeon pea bushes. Also known as gandules, pigeon peas are my favorite perennial edible plant and grow quite well in Florida's warm climate and sandy soils.

[@howiewill]

I have to pick mine before it’s too cold. I’m not looking forward to it but have enjoyed watching them grow

[@sureshruparel8433]

The biggest importer user as soup style dhall from split pigeon peas indian are biggest vegetarians favourite

[@Kinjo2008]

*Good stuff. What about root knot nematodes in our sandy Florida soil? Have you found that being an issue?*

[@JotaJota813]

Do you eat em raw?

[@GoGreenCompost]

you can!

[@apteryx7080]

my chickens enjoy them when they're green ,but I have to shell them in order for them to eat, which is a little time consuming !!

[@sureshruparel8433]

No it's cooked then brazed even split is used check recipe indian dhall making

[@TacklingTheGiants]

@@GoGreenCompost can you eat the pod too or do you have to deshell them?