The secret to ENDLESS BUSH BEANS
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Learn the simple, effective trick to extending your bush bean harvest! No need to plant rounds of bush beans every two weeks all summer for a long harvest. This technique will keep you in an abundance of beans all summer.
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thanks lady talks way too much and goes all over the place.
@Starfire Horizon If she wants to ramble about one thing or another it's fine, but don't use clickbait title to waste people's time otherwise they'll have time to leave negative comments.
Thanks! The rambling and tangents are all over the place. Still not at bad as John with growing your greens when he's on with the boogie brew guy. He has a video on how to make soil and he didn't get to the topic until 20 minutes into the video!
@@milo-qh7cv I'm glad that I'm not the only one who noticed. However, this is something that I don't think any other big RUclips Gardener has really brought up. A great tip that needs to get out there
@curious, you the MVP
Wow!I´ve been gardening for 30+ years, but this is new to me. One never finishes learning in the garden.. Thank you and greetings from Slovenia!
I've been doing that with my Runner beans (pole) for the last few years, they not only re-grow but they re-grow with a vengeance which gives me beans till the first frost.
Wow, this is amazing info. Will definitely do this tomorrow to my plants.
My experience with bush beans is much different. I'm in southern MO, zone 6b. I've always picked the beans when they were ready, and the plants seem to keep going forever. I heard many recommend succession planting, but I'd actually never heard of pulling the plants once those initial blooms fruited. I've always had more beans than I could deal with and would give tons away. Sure, I had to pick on an almost daily basis, but that's how I learned it.
Good to know! I am in zone 6a in Missouri and this is my first year doing serious gardening and succession planting for a big harvest seemed like a lot of beds and a lot more work. I will try this instead.
I am in Michigan, and I have the same thing going on here. I invite my neighbors to harvest during early mornings or evenings. Literally, when harvested, I'll check later that night, and it's like 10 more grew lol I have to vacuum seal it and put in the freezer.
I pick daily as well. I thing they keep going for quite a while. Im in 5b and kthey do eventually stop flowering. I do plant more just as I have holes in my garden and I also do some cutting back of the ones already spent.
Planted my beans April 6th, it's Sept 26th they're still blooming and bearing. I harvest daily and remove any beans that have turned yellow. We've eaten green beans all this summer and frozen many as well. They did slow down when it was very hot out but now that the weather has cooled they are growing fast again.
That's amazing! Do you recommend any particular varieties?
Hey There! I Live in Medford, Oregon and have been trying to find a local gardening channel! You're the closest I finally found. So Thankful!
Thank you for this vid doing my first garden and planting to feed 4 families so took me 2 years to get everything because I saw what was coming and didn’t want to be a over the road trucker figured 16 years of my life behind the wheel was long enough. I have .68 of a acre and built my above ground beds got them filled along with 20 wicking tubs and 20 30lb grow bags. Cutting back and getting another harvest makes me very happy thank you
Thanks for helping to move the economy for 16 years. Good luck on your next adventure!
Good luck with your garden. I find there’s not much more rewarding than harvesting your own food and being able to do so for others as well.
Wow! This is the only video I've seen that shows that beans could be pruned like that! Awesome! Thank you so much.
Hmmm. Running out to my garden, 3 years after you posted this, to trim up my blue lakes to see if this works! 🏃♀️➡️
For me, I always just pick the green beans before they are huge and when you do that the plant tends to produce more beans. I've kept plants going all summer this way.
I’m so glad to come across this video. This is my first time growing Bush beans. Now I know what to do when they stop producing. Thank you!!
dead easy: and peas growing: dead easy
Perfect timing, some of my bush beans are coming to their end so I am going to try this after the last harvest... Thanks!
I will try this...absolutely nothing to lose! I encourage everyone to save their seeds to reduce costs. Beans are a relatively expensive seed in my area...not many seeds per packet.
Hey I planted a '15 bean' soup mix from the grocery store ' didn't plant the Cajun seasoning packet though' I didn't expect them to grow but they sprouted in three days and are growing like crazy for only about two dollars
Wow, who knew? What a great tip!! Thank you, I loved this!
OMG I want A garden like that! All full and overgrowing. I can't wait!
Thank you! I have been gardening for years and didn't know this!
Why did I never think to plant them in succession… What a wonderful idea to keep the beans coming throughout harvest.
I dont want to take space in the garden, so Im starting them in pots and put where the dead plant was. Also plant them in between other vegetables such as peppers and eggplants.
Amazing. I am growing them hydroponically indoors. I selected bush beans to limit size and trellis needs in a confined space. My first test is working wonderfully with lots of purple and yellow beans being produced right now from my three test plants. I will try this method when they look like they are done.
Skip to 4:15 for ACTUAL topic !
Time is precious for many of us👍
I'm trying Bush beans for the first time this year. So far so good but I was wondering how to have a longer harvest span. Thank you so much!
Wow ! Thank you! I never knew this! I also saved blue lake seeds from last year and going to try this year. We need to do what we can to preserve what we have and get the most out of our work and investment!
Actually, you just answered by confusion, lol. I was removing the dead limbs at the elbow joint and that must've done the trick. Thank You!
You have a beautiful voice and very clear pronunciation. I love it.
Albany Oregon here thank u what a beautiful tidbit of info to save with water and overall agricultural resources even space wow thanks mama what a sweet little gift as I head out to prep the beds xo
I would not have thought pollarding bush beans would work. But now I have to try this. 👍😁
Whaaat?! I can't believe I've never heard of this before but it does make a lot of sense. It would be a survival mechanism for the plant to grow back if, say, deer went through and grazed the tops off. Thank you so much! I will certainly give that a try this year.
Thanks for this information! I'm in my first year of permaculture gardening in Zone 3 Saskatchewan Canada. Glad I found your channel!
Cool👍🏾 I’m in n FL,but my moms ppl are from Saskatoon,I heard it is a lovely place w a grate music scene! I wannna go!!!
This is amazing and I really liked your video. I usually don't like the term permaculture, because it refers to a new state of mind that makes older gardener's as not knowing how to grow veggies and the mind state, which is so not true. I will be trying the purple green beans, because I have a slug problem, Not the big slugs, but the small slugs in Eastern Oregon. Thanks so much. Don
very good info and you speak very CLEAR....i'm hard of hearing but i understood every words you said. thank you for sharing and i will follow your advice of cutting them off when it stopped blooming.
I’m so glad I came across your channel. Thank you for that information. I will try that when I plan my garden this spring I’m new to this. Hopefully I’ll do well.
Looks like Botanic Garden, you can easily start selling tickets just to for take a look 😍
Great suggestion. Also circumvents the occasional poor germination that can occur on the replanting.
I'm going to try this , thank u
Thank you, thank you, thank you I love my bush beans.
Thank you so much for this tip! I'm a 1st time container gardener this year. I really appreciate advice aimed at home growers who want to continuously eat from their garden. Sometimes when I look up info online, I feel that it only applies to commercial growers who have different circumstances from a home gardener with a modest backyard
Sharing this in one of my gardening groups on Facebook. Hopefully they find it useful and the come and give you lots of views.
That’s such valuable advice. Thank you.
Beautiful. The garden aint bad either. I dream of own land and do my own bug garden. Beautiful tips great channel. I am crazy for growing my own food. Beautiful place you have. Great voice you have great voice for talking and teaching.
Interesting. I'll give it a go. Thanks!
That is a great tip! I see so many people pulling them up and composting them!
I literally just cut my bush green beans to the ground a few hours before I watched your video. I'm so mad at myself right now. I watched another video saying leaving the roots instead of pulling everything out. I'll definitely do this next year. Thank you for sharing this!
Great information. Thanks for posting!
Excellent information!
Thank you for this excellent secret.
Love this!
take a container: and plant beans in it in spring and summer: and cut off but not! pull out: then plant peas in same container in fall and winter: again when finished do not pull out but cut off
What does this result in?
Thanks for the tip!
Fellow pdxer here...Know this is a year old and from the looks of it u don’t really reply to questions but taking a shot.,.would bush beans tr3ated in this manner produce more beans than a new seedling say a month along that I dropped into the spot I would pull my bushbean from? Guess the question really is how strong of a fruit set do u get by cutting back the plant vs dropping a new plant in its place? Thanks.
Thank you for the video and tips
Thank you very much, I didn't know that.
That's wonderful! Thank you for sharing! I didn't know this!!! 😊
Last yr I grow under cover because it’s get eating by bugs,and I plant this yr again under cover, this way I getting them to harvest .
Thank you. 💕
Good tip and video. I like your voice, very clear and very to understand. You sound friendy too :) Thumbs up 👍
Thank you for this video... I am growing Cherokee yellow wax beans an I was only able to find limited amount and still can't find any right off. So thank Yu so much, hopefully I get this to work for them so I can produce more.
Thank you
--that's so obvious! I wonder why I've never heard it before! thanks!!!
Thank you very much for this info. I will be doing this to my beans that are at this stage. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens.
Thanks! Great tip, will try this if I get the chance, last year my bush beans were devoured by slugs......
Thank you for another great tip. 🙂
Great tips!!
Thank you. What a great bit of information. Definitely going to try it.
Thank you this is very helpful, enjoy a peaceful life
Great input of info for beans Big $$$$ Saver! Thanks a million!!
Wow thank you !
Thank you for your awesome video! I will try this next season! 💖
Thanks. Didn't know that and will try it out this season.
Thanks! Great info. I will definitely be trying this.
Awesome, I must try that this year, thanks for the tip
Wow thank you for that tip that’s amazing. I will be trying that with my beans this summer.❤️🇨🇦
Nice and short tks.
Thanks so much! I would love to succession plant, however I just don’t have the space.
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The deer just did this for me
I am so glad to know this!!!! Thank you!!
Briliant!!!! Thank you! That never crossed my mind!!!!
Thanks for the tip. I am going to try this! Will it work on pole beans or just bush?
@3:48, I wonder if the reduction in slug predation with the purple beans and lettuce might be from anthocyanins? If so, that might develops into another way to battle those creepsters?
Awesome tip I can't wait to try it
Very, very useful! Thank you!!
This info was amazing I'm going to try it this year😊
So smart, I will definitely give this a go!
Thanks, I didn’t know that
Def going to give this a try
first I have heard of this , good tip
Great tip I was wondering what to do with d planet as I just picked off all d beans I am defiantly going to try that, thank u so much just in time
Thank you. I can grow more food with less space.
Good to know. Thank you
Thats a fantastic tip! Thankyou!
Awesome information and thanks so much for sharing! I'm going to try this for sure in our permaculture back yard. Just found your channel and subbed......👍🌱❤️
Once you cook them back you can also give them a bloom fertilizer it will contain more phosphorus and potassium to give the plant extra energy to fill with tons of blooms I use massivegro end it produces 27 times more fruit on the vine from more blooms
Thank you.
Great tip! Thanks for posting this~
Great channel. We have ten acres of organic gardens
thank you for sharing. did you try cutting them back before the winter to test if they come out in the spring again? I heard someone doing that with pole beans.
Great tip. Thanks!
Wish me lots of luck. I'll try this on my roughly 8-9 bushies.I just harvested about 2 servings worth of bushies the past two days. Im disappointed I didn't get more beans...
I never knew this! Thanks
Very good tip, thanks 👍
Neat
I came here wondering if this would work because it works with other planted like basil and peppers. Thanks for confirming.