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grapejuice

Proud single mother of 11... plants.

Phaseolus vulgaris

  • Season Icon Early WinterEarly Winter 2018
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grapejuice

Is it normal for one flower to be white and the other yellow?

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grapejuice

@cyndi it's okay I have the same problems. Thanks for the help!

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grapejuice

The flowers are starting to bloom in groups of 2 and now I have to learn how to pollenate. Wish me luck

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grapejuice

I have finally transplanted the beans but sadly the population has gone from 42 to 5 due to lack of space. I chose the healthiest and moved those into the tin container that was previously used for my (failed) parsley. They grow so fast!

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grapejuice

I went on a trip for 5 days and was only worried about these guys but when I got back they were perfectly fine and had grown so much. I put a cap on the container to hold in moisture so they were a little bit flat. I left them in the sun for a while and they started to perk up. I think it is a little too late to put them in soil.😂

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lesliecole49

You could still try..

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grapejuice

They are growing up so fast.

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grapejuice

I'm hiding the beans under some miost paper towels for now

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tkept

I don’t have a clue what to do with them but it made me chuckle. I just had the same problem with some tomatillo seeds I sprouted just to see if they would. They did. Now what do I do with them in November in Montana ?

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tkept

Cindi, You just used my favorite saying. Waste not want not. I live by that. It’s fun too.

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grapejuice

I finished a lab in science but couldn't bring myself to throw these little guys away so now I have 42 germinating pinto beans that I have no idea what to do with. Any suggestions? I was thinking about hydroponics but I don't know if they would like it or anything about hydroponics in the end.

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