Graines de Haricot géant à faire pousser Kit plantation 8 cm

Cultivation mode:

• Fertilized soil: To promote successful germination, start by soaking the fertilized coconut lozenges in 5 to 6 times their volume of water; they will instantly swell. Unlayer them and fill the pot with a spoon. Do not forget to keep a small part to cover the seeds after sowing.
• Sowing: open the bag and pour seeds into your hand. If they are too small, add sand to make it easier to sow. For sowing, sprinkle the seeds on the wet, uncompact coconut soil, a maximum of 2 to 3 seeds per pot. Save the rest of the seeds for later sowing or to sow directly in your garden or on your balcony when the weather is nice. Gently cover the seeds with fertilized coconut soil and tamp lightly.
• Watering: ideally, use rainwater or filtered water (without chlorine). Prefer a fine rain watering, ideally using a hand sprayer, to keep the soil just wet, without gorging it with water, throughout the culture. Water the soil and not the leaves, as this can bring diseases to young vegetables. Think of the Earth as a sponge that is wet and then drained. Do not let the coconut soil dry.
• Germination: Expose to sunlight behind a glass, without putting on top of a heating, to promote rapid and abundant germination. The beans take a few days to germinate and grow quickly.
• Transplanting: When the seedlings emerge and reach 3 to 5 cm in height, select only one plant per pot and transplant the others into new pots or planters. Water to promote regrowth
• Harvest: Stick in your garden by gently bringing the soil to the foot. Keep the soil slightly moist by regular watering. Flowering from May to September and harvested 2 1/2 to 4 months after planting.

Read more: The kilometer bean, probably native to South America, is a climbing bean that can exceed 4 m in height, remarkable for its large pods of 60 to 80 cm. A real invitation to the land of giants in the vegetable garden. They contain about ten seeds of variable color. The dry beans are eaten like other beans, but they are of a much lower quality. It is best to eat the fresh kilometer bean, more precisely its young, tender pods, when they are 20 to 30 cm. Their flavor reminds a little of that of asparagus.

Why choose the planting kit with giant bean seeds to grow ?

Grow your own giant beans and experience the gratifying pleasure of seeing your inner garden thrive while learning together, an enriching experience for budding gardeners big and small.

• Guaranteed seeds: the giant bean seeds included in this kit are guaranteed to ensure successful germination and healthy growth of your plant.
• Reproducible seeds: Once your giant bean has produced pods, you can harvest the seeds to plant new plants and continue enjoying this gardening experience.
• Assembled in France: This kit is assembled in France, guaranteeing high quality standards and supporting the local economy.
• Ease of use: with simple instructions, this kit is easy to use, even for children, providing a pleasant and educational experience for the whole family.
• Family experience: involve the whole family in planting and caring for your giant beans, creating unforgettable memories together.
• Indoor growing: Perfect for indoor growing, this kit allows you to grow your own giant beans at home, even if you have little outdoor space.
• Playful learning: in addition to growing a fascinating plant, this kit offers a fun learning opportunity on the life cycle of plants and the importance of agriculture.

• Largeur : 7 cm
• Hauteur : 9 cm
• Profondeur : 7 cm
• Poids : 0.23 kg