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- Harvest tips for bush beans
- Harvest time for bush beans
- Harvest fresh vegetable beans
- The bush beans are ripe
- Harvest dry beans
- Harvest Tips
- Use beans
- Tips & Tricks
Harvest tips for bush beans
Fresh beans always taste good. If you build bush beans like "Saxa", "Speedy" and "Pfälzer Juni", you have to wait six weeks until the first harvest. But the other bush bean varieties are ready for harvest after about 10 weeks. If you start early with the harvest and keep on picking, you can harvest for several weeks.
Harvest time for bush beans
The harvest time for bush beans starts depending on the variety in June. Since the bush beans can be planted until July, the harvest extends to October.
Harvest fresh vegetable beans
The tenderest beans are those whose pods and grains are not yet fully developed. The seeds should not yet be visible through the pod. Beans are carefully picked with your fingers. After two to three days, you can reapply wakeful pods.
The bush beans are ripe
If you are not sure whether the bush beans are ripe, the following trick helps:
Harvest dry beans
The beans also include dried beans such as the varieties "Canadian Wonder" and "Borlotto". They remain until fully mature on the plant. For drying, you spread them in a dry place next to each other, where they can ripen for at least two weeks.
Harvest Tips
Use beans
Freshly harvested beans taste best when cooked within a few days. They are stored in the fridge. The pods can be preserved for longer by boiling and freezing.
Fresh beans are suitable for soups, salads and vegetable dishes. It is important to cook them, as raw beans are poisonous.
Tips & Tricks
With the cultivation of robust bush bean varieties, reliable yields can be achieved even in unfavorable weather conditions. These include the varieties "St. Andreas "