Post by diane on Feb 16, 2020 0:56:59 GMT -5
The four-angled beans (what they are called in Malaysia) are called winged beans here. I bought them from both Baker Creek and Richters, and they are the day-neutral Japanese ones. They were growing in my greenhouse but died back in the fall before flowering. I can't remember when I sowed them, but wll try again this year.
What do you mean "the seeds are developing under the ground"? Are they rhizomatous?
I have two packets of Bambara beans, Burkina and Butterfly, both from Richters. I will grow them in the greenhouse also.
I have a long season here, but it seldom gets hot (maybe a couple of days per summer of 28 to 30 C. (80 to 85 F). My greenhouse doesn't get hot - I keep it well-ventilated - with the second-storey doors and skylights open. And evenings cool off quickly - we don't sit around outside at night.
What do you mean "the seeds are developing under the ground"? Are they rhizomatous?
I have two packets of Bambara beans, Burkina and Butterfly, both from Richters. I will grow them in the greenhouse also.
I have a long season here, but it seldom gets hot (maybe a couple of days per summer of 28 to 30 C. (80 to 85 F). My greenhouse doesn't get hot - I keep it well-ventilated - with the second-storey doors and skylights open. And evenings cool off quickly - we don't sit around outside at night.
