Beans Butter King

Beans are the oldest vegetable crop on our planet; people have been eating them for more than 7 thousand years. The culture comes from Central and South America. Now there are a large number of varieties of beans, the healthiest being green beans.

Benefit

A healthy dietary product with a rich composition of vitamins and microelements. In terms of nutritional value, green beans are close to meat, so they can be a budget substitute. Manufacturers most often offer beans to customers in canned or frozen form. Fresh beans, especially those picked from your garden, are much healthier. Moreover, growing beans is a simple process and will not require significant effort from you.

Description

Among the varieties that Russian gardeners are successfully mastering, the Butter King asparagus bean is especially popular. The variety is an early ripening variety, it takes about 50 days from the emergence of seedlings to the start of fruiting. Butter King is a bush variety of asparagus bean, a compact plant, no more than 40 cm high. The plant is resistant to diseases and tolerates the lack of regular watering.

Beans Butter King

But if you follow simple agricultural practices, it gives a consistently high yield in the form of light yellow beans that grow up to 25 cm long. They do not contain a parchment layer or fibers. Even if you do not harvest the crop at the stage of milky ripeness, the quality will not suffer at all.The pods remain just as tender, without any stiffness or fibrousness. The taste of the Butter King variety is very pleasant, similar to the taste of young asparagus shoots. The fruits do not require long-term heat treatment; they can be canned and frozen.

Beans Butter King

Growing

The Oil King variety is grown in open ground. The seeds are sown in prepared soil at the end of May - beginning of June, since the plant is heat-loving. The soil temperature must be at least +15 degrees, and the threat of cold snaps and frosts must also pass.

For the northern regions, the seedling method of growing the Oil King variety is suitable. In mid-May, plant the seeds for seedlings in separate containers; peat pots are best. In a week, shoots will appear, and after 10 days the seedlings can be planted in open ground. Focus on the weather conditions of your climate zone. If the weather is cold, then it is better to hold off on planting young plants in the ground.

Beans Butter King

Bush beans grow best in light soils with plenty of pores that allow the air and water the plant needs to pass through to the roots. The oil king does not tolerate stagnation of water in the soil. Therefore, clay soils are not suitable for growing green beans.

Advice! Experienced gardeners recommend preparing the soil in the fall.

The soil needs to be dug up and potassium-phosphorus fertilizers and fresh manure applied. By spring, organic matter and microelements will be in an easily accessible form, dissolved in the soil layer. Young plants cannot accept undecomposed organic matter, and high concentrations of microelements are harmful to sprouts and seedlings.

Beans Butter King

The Oil King variety is unpretentious in care. It will require watering, fertilizing and removal weed. Don't neglect feeding. The simplest and do not require financial costs: feeding with herbal infusion and slurry. For herbal infusion, use nettle, dandelion, wood lice, and bluegrass. Do not use horse sorrel, wheatgrass, or buttercup. They contain nutrients, but they contain substances that inhibit the growth of cultivated plants. Keep in mind that too frequent watering with herbal infusion leads to alkalization of the soil. Watering with slurry can be carried out an unlimited number of times.

Important! Sandy and loamy soils, which green beans love so much, have a light structure, but a poor mineral composition. To avoid nutritional deficiencies in plants, frequent feeding is necessary.

Harvesting is the most enjoyable process for all gardeners. Pick the fruits of the Butter King variety as they ripen. The more often you pick, the more pods will set. Watch the video about growing beans:

Conclusion

Butter King

Green beans are not a crop that will require your constant attention. Follow simple agricultural practices, and your family will be provided with a delicious and healthy product not only in the summer, but also in the cold winter months. The butter king does not change its taste either during freezing or preservation.

Reviews

Egor Bolotov, 37 years old, , Novgorod region
I really like bush beans, they are a very healthy product. I chose the Oil King variety for planting in my garden. The pods are pleasant to the taste, tender, juicy, no fibers even in overripe pods.
Maria Sokolova, 60 years old, Tver region
Butter King is our favorite of the green beans.No problems when growing, always a consistently rich harvest. Great taste of the pods. We freeze large quantities for the winter; we can’t afford to buy beans at the store.
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