Bush Long Green Bean Seeds | Đậu Đũa Bụi Ngọt | Sweet Bush Yardlong Bean | Non-GMO | Heirloom

🌿 Bush Long Green Bean Seeds (Đậu Đũa Bụi Ngọt) – Sweet, Productive, Easy to Grow

Grow delicious long green beans in a convenient bush-type plant (compact growth, great for small gardens and containers). These beans are known in Vietnamese as Đậu Đũa Bụi Ngọt — tender, flavorful pods that are perfect for stir-fries, garlic sauté, soups, and fresh cooking.

✅ Non-GMO seeds
✅ Warm-season vegetable
✅ Great for home gardens, raised beds, and containers
✅ Fast growing and highly productive

Key Features

• Bush growth habit – more compact than traditional climbing/trellis beans

• Sweet, tender green pods – best harvested young for top flavor

• High yield – produces continuously during warm weather

• Perfect for Asian cooking – stir-fry, soup, garlic sauté, curry, etc.

• Non-GMO – home garden friendly

Planting & Care Guide (Simple + Helpful)

Best season: Warm season (after last frost)
Sun: Full sun (6–8+ hours/day)
Soil: Loose, well-draining soil + compost

How to Plant

1. Sow directly outdoors after frost danger is gone.

2. Plant seeds ½–1 inch deep.

3. Keep soil evenly moist until sprouting.

Germination

• 5–10 days (best when soil is warm)

Spacing

• Plant spacing: 6–10 inches apart

• Row spacing: 18–24 inches

Growth Tips

• Beans love warm soil — best results when soil is 70°F+ (21°C+)

• Water consistently (don’t let soil dry out during flowering)

• Harvest often to encourage more pods

Harvest

• Typically ready in about 55–75 days depending on growing conditions.

• Harvest when pods are tender and young for best taste.

Storage

Store seeds in a cool, dry place. For best freshness, keep sealed away from humidity.

Quick FAQ (Optional but boosts conversion)

Q: Does this need a trellis?
A: This is a bush-type bean, so it usually grows without a trellis. A small support can help in windy areas, but it’s not required.

Q: Can I grow it in a pot?
A: Yes! Use a container at least 10–12 inches deep, with good drainage and full sun.

Q: Why didn’t my beans sprout?
A: Beans need warm soil. If it’s cool, germination can fail or be slow. Wait until soil is warm or start in a warm area.