Bean Seeds - Pole - Qing Bain

50-55 days maturity. Phaseolus vulgaris 'Qing Bain'. Romano Type Qing Bain Pole Bean Seeds. Heirloom, Non-GMO. Warm-season annual. Open-pollinated. Qing Bian is a container-friendly, early maturing Romano bean type with a bountiful harvest. The pods are flat, long, and grow 10-12" long and 1" wide with a nice bright green color. Suitable for many locations, the vigorous plants have stringless and tender beans. These heirloom seeds can be dated back to the 1800s and have been perpetuated today because of their flavorful pods. Approx 59 seeds/oz. Bean Seeds - Pole - Qing Bain - Romano Type Download Free Vegetable Growing Guide PDF Latin Name: Phaseolus vulgaris 'Qing Bain' Days to Maturity: 50-55 Days Days to Germination: 5-8 Days Seeding Depth: 1 inches Plant Width: 8-10 inches Row Spacing: 9-12 inches Plant Height: 10-12’ Growth Habit: Vining climber. Soil Preference: Pole beans typically prefer slightly acidic soil with moderate fertility and good drainage. Temperature Preference: 65-85℉ Light Preference: Full sun. Pests and Disease:Water the soil directly to avoid moisture on the leaves, causing rot and mildew. Watch out for thrips, aphids, and leaf beetles. Proper cultivation practices are the best defense against problems! Qing Bain Pole Bean Color: Green pods, leaves, and stems. White to purple flowers. Qing Bain Pole Bean Flavor: Distinctive, full flavor. Other Common Names: Pole bean climbing bean, Romano Pole Bean, and Italian Pole Bean. How to Grow Qing Bain Pole Beans Sow seeds in the late spring or early summer after the last frost in a warm, sunny location. Optionally, apply a legume root inoculant for faster growth. The soil should be moist in the early days. However, cold, wet soil will cause the seeds to rot before germination. As the plants become established, allow the soil to dry lightly between deep waterings. If the plants look pale throughout the season, boost them with a low-nitrogen fertilizer. Save space and prepare for a high-quality bean harvest by training Qing Bain beans to climb vertical supports that are at least 10ft tall. After the harvest, leave the roots in the ground to decompose and release nitrogen into the soil for next year's crops. See page 28 of our free vegetable growing guide for more tips! Harvesting Qing Bain Pole Beans Harvest the beans at 10-12" long when they start to bulge in their pods and are about 1" wide. Snap them off the vine and promptly consume or freeze for optimum flavor. Culinary Tips Toss the robust beans into Italian pasta dishes, stir-fries, or soups. They are incredibly delicious fresh, steamed, sauteed, or fried. Qing Bain pole beans freeze excellently for later consumption. Tips From Our Gardeners “These long, flat beans seem to strike the perfect balance between flavor, utility, and visual interest. Be sure not to let the soil get too cold, especially during germination, and these beans will not disappoint!” - Lara Wadsworth, True Leaf Market Writer Seeds Per Package 7 g packet - Approximately 15 Seeds 4 oz - Approximately 236 Seeds 1 lb - Approximately 944 Seeds 5 lb - Approximately 4,720 Seeds