Bush beans

Bush beans are a low plant whose maximum height can reach 60cm. Growing this plant requires certain climatic conditions and proper care.

Bush beans refers to heat-loving plants, so you must adhere to late planting dates. In this case, the soil temperature should be at least 14 degrees, otherwise the seeds may die in cold soil.

It is best to plant bean seeds in the first ten days of May. Planting depth should not exceed two centimeters. Immediately after planting the seeds, it is recommended cover the bed with film. In warm conditions, seed germination can already be seen after 5-6 days.

Seedling growing method Bush beans have advantages over the seed method. The seedlings are grown in greenhouse conditions and only then planted in open ground. It is best to plant bean seedlings in early June. If possible, it is recommended to cover it with film. Bush beans develop well at temperatures from 20 to 25 degrees.

There are several varieties bush beans:

• Sugar

• Semi-sugar

• Peeling

Peeling varieties are grown exclusively for the production of mature beans. The beans are harvested only after the bean leaves have dried a little. These varieties are characterized by a long shelf life.

Sugar varieties are distinguished by the absence of a parchment layer, as well as very delicate bean leaves. Semi-sugar Bush beans are grown for their immature green crop. Unripe beans do not store well, so it is recommended to consume them on the day of harvest or freeze them.