Late beans planting time and method

Late beans planting time

Late beans are generally planted in August and September each year. The temperature at this time is more suitable, which is conducive to seed germination and later growth. When planting, it is best to use more cold-resistant varieties because the temperature will gradually decrease after planting.

How to plant late beans

1. Soil conditions: Late beans are more suitable for growing in loose, fertile, well-drained sandy loam. Avoid planting the seeds in low-lying, heavy clay soil, which will reduce its survival rate. The soil needs to be deeply turned over before planting.

2. Control water and fertilizer: Late beans do not require a large amount of fertilizer during the seedling stage. If too much fertilizer is applied during this period, it will cause the stems and leaves to grow too long, and only leaves will grow without flowers.

3. Regular pruning: When caring for late beans, you need to prune the branches and leaves regularly. When the main vine grows to 2 meters high, you need to use scissors to cut off the leaves at the top of the main vine to control its growth height and promote the outdoor germination of side branches.

Things to note when planting late beans

When planting late beans, they must be planted in a suitable temperature environment. It is best to plant them when the temperature is stable at 20-32 degrees. This can increase their survival rate and make them take root and sprout quickly. During normal maintenance, the soil must be kept moist.