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| I have 6 to 7 plants in very large pots x 3 what sort of yeald can I expect, they are in the tunnel and have beans on them but as soon as the weather warms up they will be put outside as I need the room in the tunnel. Could I expect 20 beans per plant or more or less Thanks marion |
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| Good morning Marion et Bonjour Tony. I think the major factors in yield are regularity of watering and picking but they are pretty productive plants. For early crops I grew 4 in a 2 litre pot. Really you should be thinking of sowing your next batch now for planting out. What variety are they? I grow in little goups of three plants with a cane to each group. 4 seeds per 3" pot should do fine -don't water again till they are up....or direct sowing in warm weather.
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| Some are sarfari, cannot remember others maybe yellow ones in one pot, they appear to be growing beans a a quick rate no much sign last week to 10days ago but some are now nealry at the size you eat. Other dwarf beans sown in trays a week ago, what I am wonder is will these plants in pots still be producing at beginning of July as I have friends round for dinner and want to serve these.# Marion |
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| Yes they might be. As I say, with beans it is really important to pick all of them every two days. If you miss/leave any then they stop producing.
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