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Broad Bean Q

  • 31-01-2016 10:44pm
    #1
    livinsane
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    I planted some broad beans (Sutton) in the ground in October and some in modules in a cold frame. With the mild weather, the plants in modules are getting very tall (at least 12 inches which I think is close to full height) and I wonder should I move them on to bigger pots or put them in the ground? Is it a bad idea to plant out at this time? Thanks.


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  • #2
    macraignil
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    I found delaying planting out beans did not prove a good idea for me in the past. I think they are sensitive to root disturbance and this gets to be more of a problem when they are bigger. I'd try putting them in the ground.


  • #3
    livinsane
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,090 ✭✭✭livinsane


    Thanks, the ground has dried up a bit so hopefully it'll be ok if I plant them now. I might keep a few in pots as back ups. I did pretty well one year by keeping the beans in window boxes in a cold frame and then into the ground in spring but it was a much colder winter.


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