I always enjoy your music. I have been having difficulty with my green beans as well. These beetles laugh at my organic sprays. I think they use them as an aperitif 😄.
Northstar Prepsteader I did let them know when I first started seeds at the beginning of the year. My Dragon Tongue seeds were vining and I took photos and sent it to them. They sent me another pack of seeds from a different lot#. So I did get Dragon Tongue beans that time.
I bought Dragon Tongue beans from Baker Creek in January, before the chaos, and the seeds look just like yours. Mine did produce typical dragon tongue beans though. Your green beans look great....whatever they are!
Oh Cathy, love that you have so many beans but the wrong beans made me chuckle. It reminds me of a year I had all lemon cucumbers ... whoops someone made a mistake somewhere.
Hi I'm in UK first time I've grown this has happen to my beans leaves gone same. But tons of flowers and some beans growing can I pick bean and safe to eat or should I pull them up and get rid?? Don't want to get food poisoning as I'm new to gardening??
You really need to pull them for the sake of your garden, otherwise the disease will spread and ruin other crops. It won't poison you to eat them, but I still wouldn't. I definitely wouldn't can them.
The beans themselves should be OK. If the plants are just aging and dying off, those should be OK. It’s when they get signs of blight-blotchy and such- that do you want to pull the plants so you don’t infect your garden.
If they have a yellow halo around the spots, it's definitely blight. If not, it could be a fungus like anthracnose. Either way, it will spread if not dealt with. Sources of this could be too much water, handling the plants when they're wet, a potash deficiency, or infected seeds. You will need to get rid of the infected plants (pull and burn them), then make sure you crop rotate-don't plant beans there for 3 years.
Thanks for the video! I haven't grown green beans in 20+ years. My cowpeas/purple hull black eyes are doing great even though didnt use innoculant. But my organic Tendergreen bush beans did ok, but where rather pale green, then got leaf spot😢. I wonder if using anti bacterial dish soap mixture would work? Not from Rare Seeds. Guess pig gets some greens for lunch. I wonder if watering them everyday is too much in Florida summer.
That's what mine look like. I am in zone 8. It's been in the hundreds here. First time growing them and so disappointed. Can I try a shade cloth? I also had powdery mildew. 😭
If you had powdery mildew, I'd pull them all and burn them. So sorry to hear that. Mix baking soda in the soil and cover it with black plastic for at least a couple weeks to kill anything that's in the soil. Try replanting after that. In your zone, you should be able to get 2 more plantings in.
Good morning sweets. We had temps over 100 for 3 wks. My green beans got blight too. Luckily I was able to save a bag full before I had to pull them. I just thought of something, I put a few aside to dry for planting. Do you think it’ll transfer to the seed? Omgoodness, duh! Sometimes my brain is on full speed ahead (looking to the future) that I don’t think in the now! Any way, I’ll be emailing you asap. Just know you’re in my thoughts and my prayers sweet pea. ❤️😘🥰🙏🏻
Thanks! Sorry to hear about your beans too. Seems like no matter how well we take care of them, there are plenty of things out of our control. No, the seed will carry the blight.
weird that your dragon tongue didn't come out?!? My guess is it happened when they were swapping from one variety to another in packaging machine. If you ever want to grow a pole bean variety of that they look just like my "Rattlesnake" pole beans. Good luck with the blight
Are they getting enough water? Beans like water 😊. The intense heat we’ve had can adversely affect them too. Otherwise, maybe fertilize with a good all-around fertilizer. Fruiting difficulty can be due to low potassium. Try different things and see what works.
It's so hard I think I have one tomatoe plant that looks like it might have some blight. Since we got all so much humidity and I think I touched that one.
I'm so sorry to hear that! (I just found your comment-sorry!) Our weather has been intense this summer, even the rain has been a deluge instead of soakers. I'm really going to focus on some disease resistant varieties for next year.
@@virnafarm9059 yes, that's what gets affected. If you trim off the diseased leaves/arms, it can keep it from spreading as quickly. Also, you might want to research online to confirm what you have because there are different diseases.
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Garden looks great Cathy. I got mad bean harvests. Going in for round two soon. I plant them 2 inches appart and they do great.
Thank you! Yes, when beans do well, they produce like crazy 😊
Good morning Sweet Friend! Praying for you and your garden and Grateful for your Blessings as well!
Thank you 😊🙏🏻
Really nice place you have, take care my friend 😊
Thank you so much!
Great information about the beans, thank you. I also enjoyed watching the bad bean burning 😂
Thanks. Haha! Thought you’d like that 😆
I always enjoy your music. I have been having difficulty with my green beans as well. These beetles laugh at my organic sprays. I think they use them as an aperitif 😄.
Thanks, lol. So sorry to hear that you’re having trouble too
Sorry you lost those plants, super hot here too. I always learn something from you, hang in there and I hope you have a good harvest.
Thanks so much! Stay cool 😎
I had the same bean mix up this year. I received a package from Baker Creek and got green and not Dragon Tongue. They were tasty.
Wow, interesting! We should probably let them know? Yes, this variety was very good 😋
Northstar Prepsteader I did let them know when I first started seeds at the beginning of the year. My Dragon Tongue seeds were vining and I took photos and sent it to them. They sent me another pack of seeds from a different lot#. So I did get Dragon Tongue beans that time.
Willow LeMechant ok, that’s good to know
I bought Dragon Tongue beans from Baker Creek in January, before the chaos, and the seeds look just like yours. Mine did produce typical dragon tongue beans though. Your green beans look great....whatever they are!
Oh I’m so glad for you! Haha, yes whatever they are has produced well.
Oh Cathy, love that you have so many beans but the wrong beans made me chuckle. It reminds me of a year I had all lemon cucumbers ... whoops someone made a mistake somewhere.
Haha, yep!! Someone else had the same result, so somebody got a little distracted while packaging!
Hi I'm in UK first time I've grown this has happen to my beans leaves gone same. But tons of flowers and some beans growing can I pick bean and safe to eat or should I pull them up and get rid?? Don't want to get food poisoning as I'm new to gardening??
You really need to pull them for the sake of your garden, otherwise the disease will spread and ruin other crops. It won't poison you to eat them, but I still wouldn't. I definitely wouldn't can them.
I have some leaves yellowing and browning but the green beans themselves look great. Are they still safe to eat
The beans themselves should be OK. If the plants are just aging and dying off, those should be OK. It’s when they get signs of blight-blotchy and such- that do you want to pull the plants so you don’t infect your garden.
Fantastic Video!
Thank you!
I planted regular green beans and while some look just fine others have black patches on them. Is this a blight or fungus? What should I do?
If they have a yellow halo around the spots, it's definitely blight. If not, it could be a fungus like anthracnose. Either way, it will spread if not dealt with. Sources of this could be too much water, handling the plants when they're wet, a potash deficiency, or infected seeds. You will need to get rid of the infected plants (pull and burn them), then make sure you crop rotate-don't plant beans there for 3 years.
My Contenders got blight also, although i got quite a few off of them before they got sick.We had alot of heavy rain too
Bummer, so discouraging when that happens.
Thanks for the video! I haven't grown green beans in 20+ years. My cowpeas/purple hull black eyes are doing great even though didnt use innoculant.
But my organic Tendergreen bush beans did ok, but where rather pale green, then got leaf spot😢. I wonder if using anti bacterial dish soap mixture would work?
Not from Rare Seeds. Guess pig gets some greens for lunch.
I wonder if watering them everyday is too much in Florida summer.
Might be too much water, hard to say.
That's what mine look like. I am in zone 8. It's been in the hundreds here. First time growing them and so disappointed. Can I try a shade cloth? I also had powdery mildew. 😭
If you had powdery mildew, I'd pull them all and burn them. So sorry to hear that. Mix baking soda in the soil and cover it with black plastic for at least a couple weeks to kill anything that's in the soil. Try replanting after that. In your zone, you should be able to get 2 more plantings in.
@@northstarprepsteader 😭...oh no. Ok I will do that. Thank you so much for your advice.
Good video , thanks for sharing, stay safe, God bless !
Thank you so much 😊
Good morning sweets. We had temps over 100 for 3 wks. My green beans got blight too. Luckily I was able to save a bag full before I had to pull them. I just thought of something, I put a few aside to dry for planting. Do you think it’ll transfer to the seed? Omgoodness, duh! Sometimes my brain is on full speed ahead (looking to the future) that I don’t think in the now! Any way, I’ll be emailing you asap. Just know you’re in my thoughts and my prayers sweet pea. ❤️😘🥰🙏🏻
Thanks! Sorry to hear about your beans too. Seems like no matter how well we take care of them, there are plenty of things out of our control. No, the seed will carry the blight.
Northstar Prepsteader Yea, I thought so. Bummer! 🥰
weird that your dragon tongue didn't come out?!? My guess is it happened when they were swapping from one variety to another in packaging machine. If you ever want to grow a pole bean variety of that they look just like my "Rattlesnake" pole beans. Good luck with the blight
Thanks, Dave. Another person here had the same thing happen.
@@northstarprepsteader packaged late in the day on a beautiful sunny Friday before the long weekend.... day dreaming ;)
Haha, yep!
My Kentucky wonder pole beans r producing beans but they aren’t filling out. Just lanky dry looking pods. Any suggestions?
Are they getting enough water? Beans like water 😊. The intense heat we’ve had can adversely affect them too. Otherwise, maybe fertilize with a good all-around fertilizer. Fruiting difficulty can be due to low potassium. Try different things and see what works.
@@northstarprepsteader thank us
Despite the issues, looking pretty good
Thanks!!
Ours are dropping their blossoms with the heat wave we have been having.
Camppatton Family Compound ohhh, that heat is so hard on them!
It's so hard I think I have one tomatoe plant that looks like it might have some blight. Since we got all so much humidity and I think I touched that one.
I'm so sorry to hear that! (I just found your comment-sorry!)
Our weather has been intense this summer, even the rain has been a deluge instead of soakers. I'm really going to focus on some disease resistant varieties for next year.
@@northstarprepsteader it's just on the leaves is that blight?
@@virnafarm9059 yes, that's what gets affected. If you trim off the diseased leaves/arms, it can keep it from spreading as quickly. Also, you might want to research online to confirm what you have because there are different diseases.
@@northstarprepsteader looking it up looks like leaf spot I will get a photo and post on Instagram tomorrow.
Wow, nice harvest despite the loss. Do you fertilize your bean plants, if so with what?🤗
Thank you! It's a granule by Schultz that I mix with water. It's a little heavier on potash which the beans need. Only fed twice this summer.