How to Grow Bush Beans - Ultimate Guide For High Yields
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- How to grow bush green beans - This is a bush bean growing guide on how to grow large quantities of beans on a small amount of space. I take you through all the steps visually from seed to harvest and share my growing tips and tricks so you can grow more food! You'll lean my process in selecting bean seeds, when to plant, how to plan for maxim productivity and many other bean growing tips. This guide is focused on how to grow bush beans (provider beans), however, can be used for pole beans (just add poles with 9 plants per sq foot around the pole). Follow this growing green beans guide and you’ll be on your way to grow massive amounts of beans! Growing green beans.
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Found this video very precise and understandable for a new gardener .. thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Glad it was helpful!
When you have grown legumes in an area of the garden, the ground has the necessary innoculant in it because the nodules stay in the ground if you leave the roots in the ground. . Beans like to be planted in the same spot like tomatoes. In fact, tomatoes and beans can help hold each other up and the are good companion plants. Just keep onions away.
Great tips Thanks!
That's good to know.
DISEASES: Plow under or remove and compost bean straw in the fall to hasten destruction of most disease organisms. For Sclerotinia spp. (white mold) control, plant at wider row spacing to promote drying of plant leaves and soil. Practice a 3-year crop rotation
Why keep onions away if I may ask?
@@ramz1455 onions release a chemical, allicin, that can stunt bean growth :)
Great Video,, I love the way you explain the things simple and easy thanks for a great help
Im just finding your channel, today, and Im glad I ran into it. Subscribed. :)
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Great video! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. May I know how much do you grow for each phase? Thanks!
As much as you would like. I do about 50 plants or so.
very didactic
i like contenter bean myself
Great. Thanks!
You're welcome!
Planted half of my beans in terra-cotta pots, and half in gallon milk jugs with the tops cut off, painted black. To my surprise, the ones in the galleon milk jugs are much larger and healthier than the terra-cotta ones. Wasn’t planning an experiment - I just didn’t have enough pots.
That is very interesting.
Water retention and black pot colour retains heats...maybe
That was extraordinary well done. It was clear, concise, as well as accurate. Thank you for your efforts.
Thanks so much!
I,ve grown beans with, and without inoculates and have found the compost has all the bacteria needed for a good crop. You made a excellent, informative video, thanks for sharing.
Trellis em up...we have a narrow 12 foot long 18” wide bed with bush beans planted in front and pole beans planted in back that run up a trellis (pic here... instagram.com/p/CAPLOLHAhud/?igshid=1b70sq5zigxuu
Love that bed, great idea with the trellis! - Just followed!
I love how informative your videos are, with lots of useful tips, straight to the point!
If you see birds like robins going after worms in your garden this spring, you're doing something right. Dolomite lime, which is the consistency of flour, not only provides extra calcium and magnesium, but it also helps keep the PH level in the soil near 7.0, which is neutral. Grass clippings make a great top mulch and it doesn't take long for it to decompose and release Nitrogen. Adding leaves from the fall is also a great way to feed the soil. Dolomite lime will also help offset the acidity many leaves increase in the soil. Great idea planting fast growing, cool weather plants like radishes and lettuce, etc while beans are just starting out. 👍
I love this channel. Clear and straight forward. So many channels post 20 to 30 minute videos with the same amount or less info. Thank you!
Thanks so much! That’s my goal, glad people enjoy the method! I don’t enjoy long rambling videos too!
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Just chill with the lipsmacking my dude. Otherwise amazing video
I'm looking to grow a mix of tri colored beans. I've never grew my own food before and I'm so excited. This gave me a lot of helpful and very interesting info thank you!
Good luck!
Your voice is so soothing...
Excellent ,simple, straight forward instructions. Thank you. 😊
Great video! I just came across your channel and I found it very interesting! I have subscribed! I am starting mine as well. Congrats and good luck :)
Thank so much! - Tim
I found your video very helpful! I didn't know to plant more beans in phases. This makes all the differnce in producing more beans.
Thanks!
Glad you found it helpful Mary! Happy growing!
very helpful, love videos that are short but still packed with info. thank you!
Thanks Alexandra! More are on the way, hopefully soon! Happy growing, glad it could help!
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Hi, great video. I am in Melbourne, Australia, where it's winter, but temperatures are actually mild, especially in one corner area of the garden bordered by rocks where I have a raised bed. Today I measured the temperature there (on the side of the bed, not the soil) and it was 18 deg C from 10am - 4pm. I've had early broadbeans growing there for around six weeks and the plants are climbing a frame and around three foot high. They have had flowers for weeks but no beans. I saw some bees there the past few days and finally there is one bean. What can I do to get the beans to set? I've tried watering lightly (I read that somewhere) and yesterday sprinkled on some lime (I read that somewhere). The bed also has broccoli and some beetroot in it. I am watering daily. Any thoughts? Thanks.
Thanks for stopping by! Your winter temps seems to be mild and in range of broadbean growing temps - that said, it’s definitely related to not enough daylight hours. In Melbourne, right now you are just getting out of the “Persephone Period” (May 19 about July 25) the period in which there is less than 10 hours of day light. During this time, plant growth is very minimal, and most go dormant. I would expect you’ll being seeing some change in the next month if your low temps remain mild above 5 c.
Thanks,
Tim
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Tim, thanks so much for your help and for the reference. I suspect the beans were listening to you as, of today, we are now up to four tiny beans! So, as you say, it seems to be related to the daylight hours. I am glad I got them started early, however, as they are off to a good start and hopefully I will see a good crop coming up soon! :) Cheers!
Finally! This is my first year with square foot gardening, and I have been skeptical of planting 9 bush beans in one sq foot. Thank you for posting this video! Instead of a vertical fence, I am going to try staked horizontal pea netting.
That’s a great idea! Yes, no need to be worried about 9 per sq foot. They will do well!
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I live in central fla...zone 9-a....year round garden!..no water on plants...just the container
Yes my bush beans couldve really used some kind of fencing, they do get very heavy plus it wouldve kept the kitty's out that picked that spot to play hide and seek 😑
RSS diamond sweet kitties....
Thank for the info you're sharing....
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the baby hands were too cute!
SURVIVING Julie Silversmyth Thanks! She is a great little gardener!
I know! That tiny little baby hand snagging some fresh green beans was so adorable!
Me too! Love the little chubby toddler hands. My daughter is that age and watching her eating is so much fun
Hey I'm new to veg gardening I wondered instead of using grass clipping could you instead put cardboard down and then the 2 inches of compost, will the plants still grow OK?
Hello! No, I wouldn't recommend cardboard. if anything the compost and be used as the "mulch". If weeds come up you can use dead leaves or straw...
If you wet the cardboard really well, and add 4”-6” of compost you can do it. You need enough compost on the cardboard to keep it good and moist. The bean roots will find their way through the wet cardboard.
Love this channel ....thank you for not showing us your face and yammering on and on.....concise and to the point and focus on plants not you talking. I’m sure you have a wonderful face though. Visuals are great and good camera work! Peace out!
Denise, really appreciate the comments. Thank you. Happy growing! :)
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Good info, but pretty basic. Good for beginners. My bean plants would eat yours for lunch......
Thanks for watching, but beans don't eat beans, you need to compost them first.
such a great video, much detail. Thank you so much for your time and effort that you put into this video, so glad I found it yaaaay! now on to planting some beans!
Shelita Williams Glad it could help! Thanks for the feedback. Happy planting!
The Aztec used to grow beans at the base of their corn so that the beans could feed the corn and grow on it as a tutor.
Interesting fact, ty.
It's a combination between corn, squash, and beans commonly called the three sisters gardening method
My family has done that many times.
Hi, thank you for your detailed video on the planting process. I am a bit puzzled about the powdered you added to the bean before planting? purpose? and where can I locate that powder? Thank you so much.
I’ve never inoculated...ok I’ll try it. Thanks for a great video....I’ll also plant more bush beans per sq ft!, Teaching us to garden, ...it’s a very good thing you’re doing!!
Thank you for the wonderful comments! :) So glad you found it helpful!
It's not necessary. As I'm sure you have experienced that firsthand having grown them without using it previously.
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Thank for this videos i've learn a lot specially how t prepare plant, because sometimes the soil have a bacteria that destroy t roots.
Glad it was helpful! Happy growing!
Nice Sims music in the background
Great instruction and tips, thanks for being brief and making things clear. Also beautiful filming!
Glad it was helpful!
0:11 is that a baby's hand or is it just that the heans being super big
lol my same thought
What a great video! Already daydreaming about planting green beans.
Same here Mike, same here :) 🥶
Good tips, short, to the point and easy to understand. Thanks! Looking to plant for a good yield this year
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Thank you. Clear, concise, educational. Well done.
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Excellent video. Best I have watched this year. Clear and concise. Thank you
Wow, thanks!
Nice, clear, organized video!
I plant green beans around May 10 here in Kentucky when we have a low of 50-55 degrees. I can’t wait till low is 60-65 degrees because it Almost July and are low is still around 63. Then they mature before it gets to hot in mid July. Planting green beans work better here in Kentucky to have them mature by July 10th. Hard on green beans when it to hot and dry.
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My dwarf beans has stop producing pods (mid summer), should i remove the plants and plants some new one in a less sunny spot?
Yep!
Never will I pay for inculcate just use work casting or worm leece! Save your money you will get better results
Thanks for the tip!
there is no need for inoculation unless you're on very sandy soil
Great video... I am curious when replanting the second and third time do you plant right next to the other plant already started? thanks
Plant in 2 to 3 weeks intervals for a steady harvest
Your tips are great. You explain things well. Going to start leaving the roots in my soil. Glad I found . Your tips will help a New Hampshirite.
Hey Bob, I'm a fellow New Hampshirite as well, glad this helped - Live Free or Die....
The purpose of leaving the roots for the extra nitrogen I presume ?
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Very clear, easy-to-follow and pleasant tutorial. Thank you very much!
I am also excited to be leaving the 444th comment. :)
Thanks.... your talking style is amazing
Thank you for a clear and concise video on planting and harvesting bush beans. I learned a lot, and will be back for more gardening tips.
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I subscribed. Thank you, this is an excellent guide my friend!
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Do you think these beans will do well for Zone 9?
Yea
Yes
How many plants should I grow for a family of 4?
You can go with like 15 every 2 weeks
I asked for the inoculant in a specialized store, they scuffed and said, "waste of money, they will grow nicely as they are in compost". 😮🙈 I know they do, but I want a higher yield...I will order it online. Ty for a clear, relaxing video!
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One youtuber recommends planting 18” apart….pulling whole bush up to harvest in the house.
Awww those cute, chunky baby hands!
Compost is hard to come by for me.
Unless I want to pay a premium for it.
Just don't have a place to make my own.
I agree - it is unfortunately pretty expensive if you can't make your own.
crazy squirrel i agree. I used to go to an old horse farm way back in the 80’s and they would fill up the truck with well matured compost. It was the best gardens i ever grew. You can buy it at some stores but get organic
Can you tuck a worm bin somewhere? Worm castings are terrific.
We tried that. Every worm died. We tried 2 years in a row.
Even bought commercial worm bedding and commercial worm food and even that didn't help.
We had them in a cool dark basement that the temperature didn't change much throughout the year.
Might try again maybe.
Might try using leaves and some coffee grounds.
Just hate spending all that money for them to die.
Seek out a community garden/composting program. There is somebody in my neighborhood that has a bunch of 5 gallon buckets at the foot of their driveway, and so basically you save all of your kitchen scraps and drop them off at the drop spot and for $10 a month they give you the key or gate code to go to this farm and get as much compost as you want or need💪🏽
I get a free 25 gallons of inoculant every week from my black water tank
I don’t know how to build bacteria in the soil
I have prepared the soil with natural soil fertilizer prepared in the soil itself with dry grass plus fresh grass plus coconut water after two days for bacteria vegetable waste etc with little bit of water and covered by soil for a month before plant. But weather is very hot I am watering twice a day but plants are dying one per a day. It’s make me sick.
This is the only plant I am struggling with others like okra, bitter gourd and egg plant are growing naturally only I am adding water. Can you help me.
Are most of your crops struggling? Which in particular are having trouble? Have you tried amending your soil with compost?
Thanks for the detailed video! I’m glad I watched this before planting my beans in containers
Glad it was helpful!
Great post! can you do one for edamame too!
For personal reasons our family tries to avoid soy, so I have never grown it. Edamame is a warm season crop like beans. I’d say that this guide should apply to edamame.
How Long do you mix the inoculate for? Can you leave them soak for a a period of time?
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Another great and informative video. I just found you today and subcribed.
Thanks!
Great
Nice video and helpful! I like esp the recap at the end of the video.
Thanks for the feedback! Good to know! :)
Have you companion planted green beans with tomatoes? If so, what spacing would you recommend between the tomatoes and green beans?
I grow my tomatoes one per square foot. Grow the tomatoes behind the beans. I grow bush beans at 9 per square foot. You could also trellis pole beans around the tomatoes too. I have done that.
Forgive me for being slow, would that mean the tomato is 6in from the nearest bean plant?
Evan Post Yep! Planting tomatoes at that close requires you to keep them well pruned and caged or grown vertically in a string trellis. Once the lower branches are pruned spacing should not be a problem for the beans. If you feel you’ll want to grow them a bit more full you can do one tomato every 4 square feet. I find packing them in and keeping them well pruned I get more output. :)
I wish I knew these before trying to garden, i planted a few small balcony bean plants that didn't last long and I bragged about it like I was ready to sell it.
haha :)
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Thanks!
This was a super helpful video. I learned lots about a veggie I have never planted before, but seeds I bought this year. Thank you! I will support them, my packet did not say either way from Ferry Morse Organics, so I am glad to know it will be helpful!
Glad I could help!
At what stage do you fertilize your bean plants? Mine always die just when they start to set fruit.
I add compost to the bed before planting and do not fertilize.
Nice video...thanks.. so we can sow next batch of seeds in the same patch...
durga p yes! Keep sowing!
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Hey brother. Love your channel. Had a question.
I have a few mail type boxes I plant stuff in that about 2ft but 10inches could I fit 9 or more seeds in these. What do you suggest
2x10 you could fit about 14
Very helpful, you answered many questions for me. Thank you.
You are welcome!
This is very easy to understand, thank you
Thanks for stopping by! Glad you found it useful!
The video is good. I just wish you talked about the type of fence and its height. Last year my green beans grew about 5 meters tall and tangled up with a neighbor's tree.
In this video I was growing bush beans, the only grow 1 to 2 feet tall at most, the fence I used was only like 2 feet hight. You may have been growing pole peans, which can grow very high (8 - 10 feet!). I'd recommend using tall poles or a trellis! Cheers! Tim
Are garbanzos considered beans or peas? The chickpea is throwing me off. And will rhibozium used for beans work on chickpeas?
Garbanzos, also known as chickpeas, are considered legumes. Legumes are a family of plants that include beans, peas, and lentils. Chickpeas specifically fall under the category of beans.
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I put bush green beans seeds in a 15 gallon fabric pot. There are about 9 -10 plants. They are growing but are almost trying to trail . Should I put chicken wire around the edge of the pot?
Yes that would work great so they don't fall over!
I hve never heard of innoculating bush beans. I have been largely successful with beans. 8 grow a plant easi.y, but they a.ways die off just as beans are growing. I will give this a try, thanks
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Excellent video! Thanks for sharing
Thanks!
Omg are you also the "What I Learned" guy? Voice is the same with the same video style!
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Where do you buy inocculants? I don't see it on the bigger name seed companies.
Very informative video. Thank you
True Leaf Market has some inoculant.
How do you keep Japanese beetles & Mexican bean beetles off of your green beans? I wasn't able to harvest anything last year because of them.
Try top dressing with organic compost before planting.
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Very informative. Thanks for sharing.
I'm all now to gardening so I don't know how much water you put on each plant or how offen you are to water each plant . How much is to much water. I'm doing lots of different veggies this year to make a bigger garden to feed two family's or more
Hey Stacey! Rule of thumb keep more more moist when they are young, especially in the hot conditions. Water in the evening or morning. Keep the soil more damp by adding mulch like straw, leaves or grass clippings.
Hahaha zone 2 here. Our window allows one crop and youre lucky if it makes it. I wish we could do early crops.
Hello Michelle! I understand how challenging it can be to garden in a limited growing season. However, there are some techniques that you can try to extend your growing season, such as using row covers or cold frames to protect your plants from frost. You could also consider planting cold-tolerant crops such as kale, spinach, and carrots. Don't give up hope! With a bit of experimentation and patience, you may be able to produce more than one crop in your zone 2 garden. And if you're interested in more tips and tricks for gardening in challenging climates, don't forget to join my Insiders List for Free Weekly Garden Tips. bit.ly/FreeWeeklyGardeningTips
Most clean clear meticulous video I've view on gardening
Wow, thank you!
YOU SHOULD NEVER USE COMPOST WITHOUT FILTERING FRESH OFF PILE!!!!!
No need to filter! :)