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Standard green bean 'Faraday'

Phaseolus vulgaris 1083 Sowing: May - July Harvesting: July - October Contents small packaging :...

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Description

Phaseolus vulgaris

1083

Sowing: May - July
Harvesting: July - October
Contents small packaging : 50 grams (for min. 14 m2)
Number of seeds per gram : 6,8 seeds
Planting distance : 45x10 cm
Situation : sun
Plant height : 40-60 cm

Standard green bean 'Faraday' is a professional and productive variety. It is a very fine dark green bean (6.5-8 mm) of the haricot vert type, with long (13-14 cm) pods. This has a long harvest period and a good shelf life, making it suitable for both industry and the fresh market. The fruit set is homogeneous; productive variety. The plant height is about 50 cm. Resistant to mottle (A) and sebaceous disease (Ps), including bean roll mosaic virus (V1).

Sowing: From the beginning of May to the beginning of July in rows. maintain a row spacing of 45 to 50 cm; in the row 1 seed per 10 cm. Or at a distance of 45x45 cm with roses 4 beans together.

Ingredients & recipe

50 grams of ‘Faraday’ dwarf French bean seeds (Phaseolus vulgaris), approximately 6.8 seeds per gram.

How to use it
  • Sow from early May to early July with 45–50 cm between rows and one seed every 10 cm.
  • Alternatively, sow four beans together at 45 × 45 cm.
  • Harvest from July to October.
Technical details
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Frequently asked questions

How large are Faraday beans?
The dark green fine beans grow approximately 13–14 cm long and 6.5–8 mm thick.
When can I sow Faraday?
Sow from early May to early July, either in rows or in groups of four beans.

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