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  • 500gram black soybean seeds
  • 500gram black soybean seeds

500gram black soybean seeds

No.00617
 High‑germination black soybean planting seeds, nutrient‑rich black legume seeds for farm field and home garden cultivation
$3.80
  • 500gram black soybean seeds

Description

Product Overview

Our high‑purity black soybean seeds belong to the nutritious annual legume crop. Black soybeans contain abundant anthocyanin, plant protein, healthy oil and multiple trace minerals. The harvested beans can be cooked for daily meals, processed into bean products, health food and animal feed. Like other legumes, its root nodules fix airborne nitrogen to improve soil fertility. Featuring strong stress resistance, stable yield and wide soil adaptability, the seeds fit large‑scale farm planting, small‑size plots and backyard vegetable gardens.

Key Advantages

  1. Rich in anthocyanin, plant‑protein and natural nutrition for healthy daily diets
  2. Nitrogen‑fixing root structure improves farmland soil quality and lowers fertilizer costs
  3. Great tolerance against hot weather and common plant diseases
  4. Compact plant structure, simple field maintenance and convenient harvesting
  5. Multi‑purpose for edible cooking, food‑deep processing and livestock feed
  6. Suitable for crop rotation with cereals to balance soil nutrition

Planting Guide

  1. Sowing Time: Sow after spring frost disappears, when soil temperature stays steadily above 15℃
  2. Soil Requirement: Select loose, well‑drained loam soil with pH 6.0‑7.0, clear weeds and turn over the land ahead of sowing
  3. Sowing Depth: Place seeds 2‑4 cm under the loose topsoil
  4. Plant Spacing: Keep 8‑12 cm space between seedlings, 40‑50‑centimetre row width
  5. Sunshine Condition: Full‑sun position with over six hours of direct sunlight every single day
  6. Watering: Keep topsoil moist after sowing for germination; supply adequate water in blooming and pod‑filling periods, drain stagnant water on rainy days
  7. Fertilizer: Apply phosphorus‑potassium base fertilizer before sowing. Extra nitrogen fertilizer is not recommended to prevent excessive leaf growth
  8. Harvest: Gather black soybeans when plant leaves turn yellow, pods dry and inner beans harden completely

Application Scenarios

  • Healthy edible beans for soup, porridge, stir‑fried dishes and homemade bean food
  • Raw material for black‑soybean milk, fermented food and nutrition‑related products
  • High‑protein concentrated feed for poultry, cattle and farm livestock
  • Nitrogen‑fixing rotation crop to restore fertility of worn‑out farmland
  • Backyard home‑garden planting for fresh home‑grown legumes

FAQ

Q: How many days do black soybean seeds spend on germination?
A: Under warm and damp soil conditions, seeds sprout within 5‑8 days.
Q: Should I add plenty of nitrogen fertilizer during planting?
A: No. Root nodules fix natural nitrogen. Too‑much nitrogen fertilizer will produce thick foliage and fewer bean pods.
Q: Can black soybeans grow in heavy water‑logged clay soil?
A: Poor‑drained sticky clay soil easily causes seed rot. Breathable loose soil offers the best growing environment.
Q: Which growth stage needs the most water supply?
A: Flowering and pod‑forming stages require stable moisture. Long‑time drought will seriously cut production.
Q: Storage tips for unused black soybean seeds?
A: Seal seeds inside dry air‑tight bags, store in cool, dry and shaded areas, and stay away from moisture, high‑temperature heat and grain pests.

Package & Shipping

All black soybean seeds receive impurity screening and germination‑rate testing before packaging. Moisture‑proof sealed packages protect seed activity during long‑distance transportation. We support worldwide shipment, and practical planting guidance is attached inside every parcel.

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