300+ Midori Giant Japanese Edamame Soy Seeds natural Beans

Description: 300+ Midori Giant Japanese Edamame Soy Seeds natural Beans Be Sweet Edamame Bean Seeds - SoybeansAnnualFull Sun RequiredZone 3 - 9Days to Maturity: 50 - 60Days to Germination: 6 - 10Soil: Light, well-draining soil with a pH level 6 -6.8, also soil must be warm to germinate so sow after soil hits 65FWater: 2 1/2" per week, consistent moistureWarm Season - Rapid Growth BeSweet Edamame (or Soybeans) grow 2" long pods with 3 beans each. Tall bushy growth producing sweet Edamame seeds fresh in the yard! Warmer Season Beans. Resistant to most pests but protect the crop from rabbits and deer. Open Pollinated, Non-GMOQuantity: 300 Seeds Botanical Name: Glycine max (Phaseolus vulgaris)Planting Depth: 1"Plant Spacing: 4 - 6"Row Spacing: 18 - 24"Height: 36"Pods: 2" long with 3 beans eachUpright, Tall Bushy Growth Sow Direct: After the last frost and soil temps are up above 65F, plant seeds 1" deep in loose soil with 4-6" between plants and 18 - 24" between rows. Keep the soil evenly moist while the seeds germinate, in 6 - 10 days. Snip back excess seedlings with scissors, so the strongest are 4 - 6 " apart. Lima beans grow best when temperatures are between 70 and 80F Note to take care not to water the leaves, just at the root to prevent disease...If you do find that a leaf has become diseased, remove it from the plant immediately, as the disease can spread. Infected plants have light and dark green mottled leaves. Sow every 2-3 weeks for continuous crops Harvest: when the pods are bright green and firm, younger pods have the best color and flavor. Older pods will lose some of the green color and lose taste and tenderness Note: Leaving mature beans on the plant can stop or slow production. Snip or snap the beans from the plants to avoid damaging the vines.

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Location: Iowa

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