These premium Jinzunlu King of Kings pole bean seeds are strictly cleaned and screened to filter out shrunken, broken and immature grains. This vigorous climbing bean variety grows strong twisting vines that require trellis support. The pods are long, plump, pale milky white, with thick meat and fine tender texture. It has concentrated pod setting and strong continuous fruiting ability, plus good resistance to common bean diseases.
Product Advantages Jinzunlu King of Kings pole bean features large long pods and high yield. The white pods have great market appearance and tender taste. The vigorous vines bear beans over a long harvest window. Pair it with climbing pole bean seeds and white kidney bean seeds for your vegetable garden planting plan.
Growing Method Step 1: Choose a full-sun plot with fertile, loose and well-drained loam soil. Avoid land previously planted with legumes. Step 2: Sow seeds directly outdoors once soil temperature stabilizes above 18℃. Plant 2-3 seeds per hole at 2-3cm depth. Step 3: Keep soil slightly moist after sowing, avoid heavy waterlogging. Step 4: When seedlings grow 2-3 true leaves, thin seedlings and leave 1 strong seedling per hole. Row spacing 60cm, plant spacing 30cm. Step 5: Build trellises for vines to climb before vines start to twine. Apply organic base fertilizer and topdress phosphorus potassium fertilizer during flowering and pod formation. Step 6: Monitor for aphids and bean pod borers, carry out pest control timely. Step 7: Harvest tender pods regularly when fully elongated, before seeds inside swell and harden.
Suitable Climate Pole bean is warm-season vegetable. Optimal growing temperature ranges from 20℃ to 30℃. Sow after frost danger passes in spring. Growth slows greatly below 15℃.
Applications Perfect for commercial farms and home backyard vegetable gardens. The white pole beans are suitable for stir-fry, stew and braised cooking.
FAQ Q: How long for Jinzunlu pole bean seeds to germinate? A: Under suitable warm and moist soil conditions, seeds germinate within 7–12 days.
Q: Does this bean need trellis? A: Yes, it is a climbing vine bean. Trellis or stakes are required for vines to climb.
Q: When to harvest the bean pods? A: Harvest when pods are plump and tender, before seeds inside mature and turn tough.
Q: Can I do successive sowing? A: Yes, staggered sowing in spring and summer provides continuous fresh bean harvest.
