Environmental conditions and characteristics of mung bean growth

Environmental conditions and requirements for the growth of mung beans

Mung beans are thermophilic crops, so when planting mung beans, try to plant them in a warm environment. At the same time, pay attention to making the environment in which they grow more ventilated. Only air circulation can promote the growth of mung beans.

Mung bean growth temperature

Generally, the temperature suitable for the growth of mung beans is between 15 degrees Celsius and 25 degrees Celsius. It is not very cold-resistant, so it is very afraid of freezing in winter and can tolerate the lowest temperature of 0 degrees Celsius.

Green bean growth humidity

Mung beans have very high requirements for humidity. Generally, water should not be allowed to accumulate in the soil, otherwise it will affect its normal growth. In addition, the frequency of watering can be appropriately increased in summer.

Green bean growing soil

Mung beans have relatively strong adaptability, so they can grow in many soils, but it is best to grow in neutral or weakly alkaline soil with strong water retention capacity, which can make it grow faster.

Mung bean growth cycle and process

Mung beans are suitable for growing in spring. Generally, their growth cycle is relatively short, about four months. Generally, mung beans need more water during their growth, so it is necessary to ensure that they are replenished with some water once a week.