How to direct and prune long bean vines

[@peterfoerderer8224]

I think every gardening video should start with which climate area they are in. This was helpful, thank you.

[@boylenbaylosis8817]

Enjoy your plant vegetable thanks for sharing good job nice video

[@treefarm3288]

Although two friends of mine grow long beans totally neglected, allowing them to sprawl and just getting a light harvest, I intend to follow your method,alternating plantings on two 3m long trellises. As well as their normal green and red varieties , I have been able to buy some seeds of different cultivars which I will try in later gardens. I really like your video, as you have such a full understanding of your work. Best wishes from tropical Australia!

[@youbeetwobee6601]

Thank you for going into detail about pruning and getting the vines to climb on the trellis. Not many KZbin videos focus on that.

[@leonardpearlman4017]

Well! This is a lot of solid information! I have grown different beans on a trellis like this, maybe five years now. When I put up the trellis and the strings I thought I was finished, now I see that was just the beginning! This gives me some hope, I have to say. It is just as you say, if you don't manage the vines they just grow into a tangled mess. There certainly are beans (and edible leaves and shoots!) but clearly not what it could be. Also I think that you're saying that the managed plants will be stronger. I think if I keep up with those shoots and take them off quickly all of that can be eaten! I'm very interested in plants that have edible leaves, so I don't have to wait for an eventual harvest, which may never occur!

[@urbanjungle1753]

I am so grateful to you for your videos. I hail from North-East India and our choice of vegetables are almost same. I tried looking for good videos that will help me grow my vegetables but all I got was disappointment. And then I came across your videos and they are a vegetable gardener's delight!! I grew malabar spinach, long beans, ivy gourd, cherry tomatoes, pumpkin and hyacinth beans after checking out your videos. Hopefully they will grow out to be great!

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That video is at 1.2 million views now. Great videos you make. Keep it up

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you have a great content, I learned some useful information that I can apply in my Home gardening

[@konabali]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Very helpful!

[@skizmahn]

You have a lot of great info in your video!!!!! Answered all my questions about pinching the ends off...climbing ect....Great!!!!!

[@carolinekloppert5177]

I would love to see you cover Asian vegetable growing basics in a video. I mean by that, to answer the question 'What is Asian traditional gardening really ?' One can answer that about permaculture, organic vegetable growing, French intensive and so forth. I believe Asian gardening is diverse, but it is definable in comparison to the rest of the world, and it is different in many wonderful ways. Whenever I see videos of Asian vegetable gardens they are fabulous. I asked a Chinese friend of mine where I could learn and he said there is nothing to learn, it is 'just' gardening. But as an 'outsider' I would argue this is not the case. For example Chinese gardens are so distinctive. I'm not the first person that felt this. For example FH King visited the far east in 1910 and found that vegetable gardening was the most complex and developed in China. He was blown away by the difference to American farming. He noted that everything was recycled, nothing was thrown away, ash, bone, manures, human waste, old crop residue, building material from houses... everything had a second use in soil building. Soil building was a massive effort and required the most labor, and there were multiple ways of making compost and liquid manures. Many crops were harvested young, and eaten in an immature form, as it increased productivity. I can also see there is a lot of stacking in Chinese vegetable gardens. Farms in America, and Europe just do not make such intense use of trellises and intercropping. There were hundreds of differences to the American way which produced the dust bowl, and we are heading the way of the dust bowl again, but this time it will be dust - earth. Ancient Asian farming techniques could save the world from starvation. I learned doing soil advocacy at Kiss the Ground that 4 tons per hectare of soil are lost nearly everywhere in the world. But in FH King's book one can see that more than that was put back in the soil in organic matter every year, hence the ability to farm the same soil for thousands of years. I realized that permaculture has taken a LOT from Chinese gardening. I mean the old traditional kind, because modern Chinese horticulture is 'space age' with multistory greenhouses using hydroponics and aeroponics so it has become something else that you can't really do without a lot of technology. You are literally the only person in the world I have come across in four years of gardening research for my website greenidiom.com who is in the right kind of space to answer this question about Asian gardening.

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[@RiddlerMe]

Great advice. I love her wideos.

[@Joe-k9m8p]

Best bean wideos

[@LoanNguyen-he1ug]

You so good with the garden very well taught.

[@randywallis9624]

Well done 👍 👍

[@celinar5507]

Very helpful. Link your other related videos in your description to make it easier to follow up on watching similar videos. Thank you.

[@DieuNguyen-qt5kx]

I am really enjoyed watching your video ! I growed some pole beans 3 months ago but I did not have good luck. Next week I will try to grow long bean and Hopefully I will get long bean.

[@imustbegettinolder4434]

Thank you very much for the most informative and easily understood video.

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[@mubeenaks]

Exactly what I was looking for, thanks 😊

[@chintha_l]

Thank you for the tips :) very clear explanations about what to do and why.

[@patrinacoverdell5861]

Thank you, this was very helpful for me as a noobie 😃😄

[@joannachiu3330]

thank you for sharing your techniques, is very useful for new home farmer. thank you so much. ^.^

[@williamdarbe7801]

Wonderful video thank you... very helpful

[@karlacoco2821]

My first time growing the long beans your video very informative. Should I trim the vines from main one as the vine grows ? Thanks for your video

[@amysizemore5287]

I started seeds June 6. Have been harvesting a lot. Past 2 weeks I have a. Bad aphid infestation have pots of lady bugs but thinking maybe it’s time to rip them out even though still producing. I live in zone 10. Florida. What are your thoughts? I have plenty of new growth on top of trellis. But the aphids are all down on old growth. Thank you

[@nealtauss1715]

....where can i buy LongBean Seed....(?).... i live in Mobile Alabama.... on the Gulf Coast.... thankyou for the Beautifully informative Video....

[@AnneGoggansQHHT]

In a windy environment, I just grow on cattle panels so storms don’t damage vines as much.

[@Evinrude18]

I have some growing now on cattle panel. Just starting to have flowers

[@RainyJo715]

Bluegrass Arts Anne ..Same here. I’m in zone 5, so I started my bush beans in my regular garden in May, and they’re starting to produce now, but I’ve learned so much about cattle panels this Summer that I had no idea about, that I had to try it..lol Luckily, I have two 4x12 raised beds, and I only had one planted this year, because I made my in ground garden so much bigger. So we just got home our 16 foot cattle panel tonight, and I’ll be planting that raised bed with purple and green yard beans tomorrow. Fingers crossed 🤞 that I can pull this off before the first freeze up here..lol But I’m excited!! :)

[@kentnorman5298]

Cattle and feed panels will certainly work as a trellis, but it is a real pain to get the old vines off of them at the end of the season. Using the bar and twine makes it super easy to take down the vines, and you can then just throw them in the compost bin. Thanks for watching and commenting on our channel. AsianGarden2Table.com

[@sridurgaveeramachineni1896]

Should I cut the stem after plucking the beans or new flowers will come for that stem

[@sandramaier2781]

Thank you. Im growing my first crop of long bean in zone 10. I forgot to put the lower bar in my trellis but the vines are growing nicely up the strings. Do u think I should support the vines with poles to keep them from moving in the wind too much?

[@ananditatandel5033]

I was looking for this information. Thank you Ma'am

[@tammygore9795]

I have my long beans situated to grow up a 7’ handmade bamboo structure. I have put jute string over the top Bamboo pipe to each plant so they can climb the string. There is no other horizontal pole midway down like yours. There is a wide center dirt area to walk under to harvest both sides and cultivate soil. Basically a triangle to walk through. Will this be sufficient? They will basically grow up vertically to the top . I wish I could show a picture.

[@RainyJo715]

I definitely did see that first video, and really enjoyed this one, as well. I was wondering if you could tell us some different ways that you like to cook these beans? This is my first year growing them, and I’d love a good recipe or two, or even the best simplest way to cook would be great. Thank you!! 👍🌱👌

[@hoongleong7702]

Hi Rainy, you can use these beans in stirfry, in curries and also for pickling.

[@RainyJo715]

Hoong Leong Thanks so much! I heard that they don’t do as well cooked in water, with like bacon and onions for instance, like regular green beans do, so I appreciate the suggestions. :) God bless!! 🙏🏼

[@สุมาลีสาสังข์-ห7ฃ]

Thank you. I love garden your so good.

[@ericphelps1796]

How do you prepare the route Of the hyacinth and the seed & leaves 🍃

[@jamescc2010]

I like your trellis. What other plants can your grow with this trellis - cucumbers etc. perhaps?

[@5kittens]

I like this video.

[@clossfamily]

I have string beans and green beans in a very small space. I live in Long Island NY so very small window for growing anything My plants seem to be doing well but a lot in the area I have Please give advice love your videos

[@BobMelsimpleliving.]

Great information Regine. Best wishes Bob.

[@AsianGarden2Table]

Thank you Bob!

[@sankaramangalath]

Where are you in Florida??. Your videos are really good. Like your long beans or noodle beans plant.

[@isaiahfu1587]

thanks so much.didnt know long beans had vines(mine is still young so I wasnt sure).do you have experience planting bitter gourd/苦瓜?would love to know more about pruning and caring for it

[@kolapyellow7631]

Strings moving in the wind. Do they need a sturdy trellises?

[@jenex0513]

Hi, Great video as always. I have been growing the yard long bean here on the Gold Coast, Australia. We love them, have frozen the excess. We went on holiday while they were still producing, so now we have an excess of dried seed. Do you use the dried seed in cooking? Have too much dried seed for next year crop, so would like to use them in cooking if possible. Appreciate your help in advance, thank you.

[@peyarakamal7600]

My long Bean has always lot of ants what's should i do.. can u halp me plz.

[@tammygore9795]

I have my long beans situated to grow up a 7’ handmade bamboo structure. I have put jute string over the top Bamboo pipe to each plant so they can climb the string. There is no other horizontal pole midway down like yours. There is a wide center dirt area to walk under to harvest both sides and cultivate soil. Basically a triangle to walk through. Will this be sufficient? They will basically grow up vertically to the top . /\

[@2billferguson]

My beans are under attack from insects that suck the sap. We call them thrips. I am in UK. After watching your video I did some heavy pruning, probably removed half of the biomass and cut out infected areas. I left the healthy leaves. Four hours later I noticed hundreds of thrips gathering on two or three large healthy leaves, so I cut those as well and put them in a sealed container. I don't know how this experiment will turn out. Do you have any advice for dealing with sap-sucking insects?

[@charlesbump5004]

thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@deeplistening8525]

Help me with information about the type of wire you use. Is it persistent?

[@rain3140]

How do I prevent and treat yellow leaves from long beans?

[@vivienguillermo8191]

Hi! Did you mean i have to cut off the top of the buds once it reaches the highest point of my trellis so that it can be forced to grow flowers and fruits?

[@ranradd]

Really, your videos are perfect; not too long, a ton of information and demonstration. Question: are your rows running East/West? From the shadows it seems so.

[@Homegarden26]

good i like

[@Meji-z]

Thank you for sharing

[@ChezGra]

I like your videos very much. I am growing some kind of climbing beans but don't know what kind ! Lol. I sow es the seeds in starter pots on the 7th. They germinated on the 13th. As of today they are already 30cm tall aprox. They had plenty of light but they still look leggy to me. They are developing the second set of leaves. Should I transplant them now? Should I bury the stems a bit more down? Thank you

[@AsianGarden2Table]

It would be good if you can send me a picture. [e-mail]

[@ChezGra]

Thank you. I did yesterday

[@JourneyToAHappyLife]

Thank you so much for this info. I can’t wait for my string bean to grow. Take care

[@larryriha6787]

Wish I had her at my house good info

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[@koti599]

My long beans are not flowering but the plant is rich with leave and and a thick vine. Please advise

[@doreenlumpkin6672]

How long should I let them grow before harvesting them.

[@selallpersaud7000]

Why my long bean's stop flowering and the leaves yellowish please give me solution!

[@nygardenguru]

Thanks was wanting to know if I could tip my vines to limit the height

[@kellychauncey778]

I love her!

[@rapeewanparcell1210]

I like your long beens looking good ☺️☺️

[@dhanyashinu3726]

Do u sell seeds?

[@adamtombar]

I see that you started new batch in October .My long beans just cant stand the cold here in NC . Is it special beans for zone 6-7 ? BTW : i bought the seeds from you and my garden produced tons of beans , but stopped @ 45 degree temp

[@AsianGarden2Table]

There is no long bean variety can stand temperature at 45 F. You will have to wait for next year to grow when temperature is higher than 50 F. :(

[@MrOsiris220]

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[@hawaiib8]

aloha sista how you and da family stay fine I hope, hey sista if you go to home depot , in the concrete area, there are some mesh wire 6×6 square holes, around3'× 7' its for concrete to put inside the form wen dey pore the cement in to the form to prevent it from cracking, I use the whole piece but I cut some top wire to bend and hole the whole thing to the tent frame I use 2 of them, I hang one then I hang the other on the tops bottom, after I cut and bend some top wire to connect them both so they can hang together, its easier than tieing all those string every time you plant a vine, its just a suggestion I will send you a picture of my set up if its possible

[@hawaiib8]

3-28-17 hey sista i forgot to mention that its light gauge and easy to carry and put up, you need a wire cutter cause regular pliers wont do it, a hack saw can, metal cuttter ect, well I hope it will work to your benifit cause you sure tie a lot of string lol lol no string invloved aloha from oahu hawaii friends always george and danyelle

[@hawaiib8]

ps sista how can I send some pictures to you, cant wait to show you my new garden. aloha again lol, tell your ohana we said best wishes to all aloha

[@ahyueseet7534]

hello How do I know the soil is acidic or not t. q in what method to do it

[@lanz5613]

Great job!

[@RLT1021]

Nice video but where is the pruning?

[@xccude]

Hi, is there a difference between long bean and dwarf bean and how to grow dwarf bean?

[@AsianGarden2Table]

Not sure what kind of Dwarf bean you are talking about...Do you have picture or a link so I can take a look?

[@jboop69]

I planted green long beans but they turned purple

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[@natureboy6410]

Long beans only produce for four weeks? Wow, that's pretty short for such a long vine.

[@kentnorman5298]

Yes, but they grow fast and you can start multiple times in a growing season.

[@natureboy6410]

@@kentnorman5298 Is there a longbean variety that produces thru out the growing season???

[@kentnorman5298]

@@natureboy6410 No, none that we know of, we just keep starting new seed and replant every 4-5 weeks. Nice thing is that we have many varieties that are easy to start and grow fast. AsianGarden2Table.com

[@ginajose7361]

My long beads have flowers but its not producing beans.

[@franklinstyneiyadurai3289]

My winged beans are drying up at the tips , what's happening

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Agri-KULTURA is here. Outstanding Gardener. Hope you can visit my FarmLand.

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Thank you

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How to prune...?

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