Record dwarf green bean seeds

Dwarf Green Bean Record is an improved Double White Green Bean variety with round pods in trusses of 4 to 5 pieces. Record is a rich-bearing basic green bean variety with round, tender but fleshy beans with an excellent taste.

Especially for early cultivation
Tasty fleshy beans
Well-known old rich-bearing breed
Suitable for freezer

Record is an older variety that is especially suitable for early cultivation. Susceptibility to bean diseases can play a role in later sowing.

100 grams of seed is sufficient for a row of approximately 30 meters.

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Description

Especially for early cultivation
Tasty fleshy beans
Well-known old rich-bearing breed
Suitable for freezer

Record is an older variety that is especially suitable for early cultivation. Susceptibility to bean diseases can play a role in later sowing.

100 grams of seed is sufficient for a row of approximately 30 meters.

How to grow dwarf green beans

Sowing Open field cultivation

Family beans can generally be sown a little earlier than pole beans. Because stem beans do not need support, choosing a suitable location is easier.

Sow the standard beans directly in the field from mid-May to mid-July. For early cultivation, sow under glass from mid-April and plant out in the second half of May.

Sowing Greenhouse cultivation

For early cultivation, standard beans can be pre-sown in a greenhouse from late March to mid-May.

Location

During germination and during the initial growth period, the stem beans need a lot of heat. After that, beans also need sufficient heat and moderately moist soil. Therefore, choose a sunny and sheltered position in the garden or greenhouse. Especially with early or late sowing, the results are highly dependent on the weather.

In wet and cold weather, the beans germinate poorly, so do not sow earlier than the indicated period. The beans can also be pre-soaked overnight to speed up germination.

All standard beans require a humus-rich, slightly moist soil, but do not use fresh farmyard manure, this contains too much nitrogen and causes too much leaf growth.

Keep a planting distance of approximately 40 x 10 cm.