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The Provider bean is a bush plant with clusters of cylindrical green pods of 10 to 15 cm length with hollow folds
Bean – Green Provider
The Provider bean is a bush plant with clusters of cylindrical green pods of 10 to 15 cm length with hollow folds. The fruits are round and straight. They can be frozen or canned. Slow to wilt, the plants are also resistant to certain diseases. The seeds are dark purple.
Growing tips
Conditions of germination:
depth of sowing: 2.5 cm
optimal temperatures of germination: 18 to 29ºC
time for germination: 5 to 12 days
When to sow:
direct sowing after any risk of frost when the soil is warm (18ºC and above)
Sowing technique: in line
draw a line in the soil (in a pot or in the ground), then sow the seeds in it
Distance in the garden:
between plants: 10-15 cm
between rows: 45 cm
Height of the plants: 45 cm
Soil: rich and well drained
Exposure: full sun
Days to harvest (from sowing): 50-55 days
Specificity:
Sow every two weeks until the end of July for continuous harvest.
QUICK STATS
Number of seeds: ±75
Difficulty: Easy
Type: Heirloom / Open pollinated
Lifecycle:Annual
Additional information
Weight 25 g
Difficulty
Easy
Sowing
Direct
Lifecycle
Annual
Root cellar
No
Sowing season
Spring, Summer