Organic 'Soldier' Bean Seeds
Phaseolus vulgaris
Product code : GAIAS-0217
Organic 'Soldier' kidney bean 'Soldier' kidney bean is part of our selection of organic seeds for Quebec gardens. The 'Soldier' bean is a North American heirloom variety grown since the 1800s, easily recognizable by its white seeds marked with a red pattern that evokes a small soldier—hence its name, also known as the red-eye bean. Productive, tender, and meaty, it offers a high yield even in cool climates and shows good drought tolerance. Appreciated for soups, slow-cooked dishes, baked beans, and traditional New England stews, it remains a classic for gardeners and cooks looking for a tasty and reliable dry bean.
To improve germination. For a continuous harvest, sow at 3-week intervals. 1-2″ in direct sowing 21-31°C 8 to 10 days Prepare a clean, loose, and well-drained substrate, then moisten it before placing the seeds to limit their movement. For Soldier kidney bean, the indicated exposure is: Partial shade. For Soldier kidney bean, the indicated soil type is: Use loose, well-drained soil suitable for the indicated crop. For Soldier kidney bean, the watering guide is: Maintain consistent moisture without saturating the soil.
The packet contains 25 seeds. For Soldier kidney bean, the indicated sowing depth is: 2.5 to 5.1 cm (1 to 2 in) in direct sowing. For Soldier kidney bean, the reported germination time is: 8 to 10 days. For Soldier kidney bean, the indicated germination temperature is: 21-31°C. For Soldier kidney bean, the sowing period reported is: To improve germination. For Soldier kidney bean, the indicated density or spacing is: 30.5 to 45.7 cm (12 to 18 in). For Soldier kidney bean, the expected height is: 45.7 to 61 cm (18 to 24 in).
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