I do apologize gentlemen for the lack of updates however pics are coming.
In the meantime, a quick grow report.
Out of six germinated, three are standing in the wild. Lost three to a number of reasons. No worries though out of the three left. The weakest of the six beans, PPV 6, germinated had turned out to be the strongest. She is 120cm high, was topped at the ninth internode and grew two strong 30cm tops in a week. Outdoors mind you. Internode spacing is 10cm and very uniform structure. Strong, thick plant.
PPV 1, is also entering flowering has been slow and stretchy after being like lightning out of the gates. Great uniform structure. Strong to the outdoors. No worries.
PPV 3, was the queen of them all until we were hammered with about a week of heavy rain. I thought the area had better drainage but nonetheless she is alive and limping along and will probably go back to veggin to regain all the leaves she lost.
So out of six beans planted in the wild I have two charming ladies who are looking good. Pics to follow.
I like using the mandala circle when germinating beans. It keeps the energy flowing. These beans are small in comparsion to many others. All were uniform and tiger stripped and were packed in April. Gotta have good quality fresh beans to begin with. So now I'm waiting patiently.........
not sure what is about the rain but it sure does make things grow. Germination took 84 hours.
