Green Bean Buenos Aires Green Selection

The Green Bean Buenos Aires is a variety from the Leguminous family (Phaseolus vulgare). It is an herbaceous plant with annual growth that thrives in temperate climates with adequate moisture. This species is very polymorphic with various pod shapes - flat, round, short, and long - as well as diverse colors, including green, yellow, mottled, and violet. The blossoms can be white or purple, and the pods are tender, flavorful, and nutritious, making them a delightful addition to any garden.

General Cultivation Tips:

• Choose well-drained and light soil for planting.
• Ensure good soil aeration through proper labor before sowing.
• Fertilize with a potassium-rich base fertilizer (1-1-3).
• Incorporate manure at least six months prior to planting to avoid phytosanitary issues.
• Add an effective insecticide to combat soil pests.
• Sow at the appropriate time based on the variety and desired harvest.
• The planting density for climbing varieties is 2-4 seeds per hole, with a spacing of 1mx0.3-0.5m, using 60 to 100 kg based on average seed weight.
• Keep the field free of weeds through herbicides or manual weeding.
• Install supports like meshes or canes for climbing.
• Avoid excessive watering that may cause waterlogging and ensure adequate moisture during flowering.
• Cautiously manage crop health and maintain clean plot edges.