Delicious variety of fresh bean seeds!!! Sowing: In rows 60 cm apart and 20 cm between plants. In beans, direct sowing is usually carried out, at a rate of 2-3 seeds per blow, which will be covered with 2-3 cm of earth, or sand in sandy soils. Direct sowing outdoors begins when the frosts have passed. Germination is poor when the soil is cold, so you have to wait until it warms up enough. Shrub types should be planted every two or three weeks, until late summer. Climbing varieties are only sown once, in spring. In frost-free regions, bushy types can be sown from early autumn until early spring: the last sowing should be done two to three months before average temperatures reach 27°C. Furrows are drawn for shrubby species and climbing varieties that grow on fences or nets, at a depth of 5 cm and standing at 40 to 45 cm. The seeds are spaced 15 cm apart, covered with soil and this is then tamped down a little. If the soil is dry, it is necessary to irrigate. If the crop is climbing beans, it is necessary to arrange them in rows or, in the form of a tripod and separate the rods 45 cm. Five or six seeds are sown around each one and the three most vigorous seedlings of each one are left afterwards. As they grow, they twist around the support in an anti-clockwise direction.

SHIPPING is 5 to 8 weeks

Package Contain 25 Seeds (approx.)