Bean seeds ‘Yin Yang’
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These bean seeds produce the unique black and white ‘Yin Yang’ bean, also called orca bean or cow bean. Because of its bushy, relatively clay growth, it can easily be grown on the balcony, in a pot or in a field, allotment or vegetable garden. The plant produces numerous, broad, vivid green, oval-shaped pods. They do not have a hard, inedible parchment covering. The 4 to 5 attractive seeds in each pod are unique because they are white and black with a distribution of colors reminiscent of the yin and yang symbol, a Chinese cultural icon. There is even a black spot on the white part, and a white spot on the black part. This also makes these vegetables very fun for children to eat.
In the second half of spring or the first few weeks of summer, Yin Yang seeds can be planted directly into the ground. Growing in pots is the other option; if you choose this method, the seeds can be grown indoors in a growing container pre-seeded…. For healthy germination, growth and flowering, seedlings need a sunny location in your vegetable garden, as well as a relatively heavy, fertile and moist but permeable soil. Starting in mid-September, you can harvest the green pods, with the black and white beans inside. After harvesting, you can consume the seeds whole, cooked or baked. The raw, white and black beans can be dried to not only keep longer, but also be of decorative value.
Proven seeds:
- The shelf life of these bean seeds for sowing is from 2 to 5 years, depending on the batch and type of seeds.
- The packaging of the seeds serves as evidence in the claim
- The supplier we offer seeds from falls under the ISTA (International Seed Evaluation Associaton)
Toraf is a Polish supplier with high quality seeds. However, they provide packaging without Dutch text. However, English text is present and the seeding instructions on the package are visual, and therefore easy to understand.
Tested bean seeds
These bean seeds are laboratory tested by Toraf for such things as germination, seed purity and moisture content. The tests done are according to ISTA (International Seed Evaluation Associaton) guidelines.
Organic bean seeds
These bean seeds are organically harvested and tested. On the package is an expiration date and the “batch” number.
