Radish Serpent - organic-seeds

Radish Serpent

The edible part of snap beans is the tender, crisp young pod, which can be eaten raw. They have a pleasant, mildly spicy taste and can be enjoyed alone or combined with other raw vegetables.

Cultivation Tips for Snap Beans

• Sowing: March to mid-September, in light soil, directly in rows spaced 25 cm apart.

• Covering: 1–2 cm of light soil.

• Thinning: Thin seedlings to 3–5 cm for optimal root development.

• Watering: keep soil evenly moist.

• Summer care: provide a cool, shaded spot.

• Continuous harvest: sow every 15 days.

• Harvest: after about 3–4 weeks, when pods are tender.

• Pest control: protect from flea beetles by pricking broom twigs along the row.

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