Bush bean 'Orinoco'
description
Bean 'Orinoco' (Phaseolus vulgaris) – Offered by Le Potager Ornemental de Catherine
The 'Orinoco' bean is a dwarf variety with round yellow pods , renowned for its tenderness and exceptional taste . Producing straight, uniform pods of 10 to 16 cm , it is stringless , making it perfect for young, crisp harvests .
This compact 50 cm plant is very productive and has good disease resistance , making it an ideal choice for family vegetable gardens and close-row crops . Originally from England , this recent variety adapts easily to different climates and offers abundant harvests throughout the summer.
Characteristics of the variety
Type : Bush bean
Pod Color : Golden Yellow
Length of pods : 10 to 16 cm
Texture : Smooth, cordless
Flavor : Mild and slightly sweet
Plant habit : Compact, 50 cm high
Maturity : Approximately 55 days
Tolerance : Disease resistant
Use : Fresh, sautéed, steamed, preserved
Quantity per sachet : ±50 seeds
Cultivation method
?? Exposure : Full sun
?? Sowing :
• Directly in open ground at the beginning of June , when the soil is well warmed up
?? Sowing depth : 2 cm
?? Germination temperature : 18-25°C
? Germination time : 7 to 10 days
?? Spacing : 15 cm between plants
?? Watering : Regular, but avoid excess water to prevent diseases
?? Maintenance : Mulching recommended to conserve moisture and limit competition from weeds
With its ease of cultivation and generous yield , the 'Orinoco' bean is a must-have in the vegetable garden , for both amateurs and experienced gardeners .
Use and special features
?? A tender and tasty bean
Ideal for crunchy salads, stir-fries and preserves .
?? Compact and productive
Its dwarf shape allows it to be grown in small spaces , in open ground or in containers.
?? Highly disease resistant
A reliable and easy to grow variety, perfect for abundant harvests .
