Runner Bean Neckarkönigin [phaseolus vulgaris]

The runner bean Neckarkönigin is an old, early, robust, high-yielding and traditional bean variety. Up to 28cm long stringless green, straight, fleshy, tender and round beans/pods with a strong aromatic taste. Resistant to unfavorable weather conditions and suitable for high altitudes. Especially recommended for outdoor cultivation.
Finds from the South American region of origin show that the first runner beans were cultivated as early as 6000 BC. At that time there were already a large number of different colors and patterns.
Very suitable for preservation. Tolerant to bean mosaic virus (BCMV).

General information
Plant family: Fabaceae
Lifecycle: Annual
Culture duration: 6 0 days
Plant hight approx: 20 0 cm
Root type: Deep rooter
Nutrient requirements: Medium
Water requirements: Medium
Winter hardiness: until 5°C
Location: Semi shady until sunny
Soil: Permeable and humus rich

Information on sowing and planting
Germ type : Dark germinator
Sowing depth: 1-3 cm
Best germination temperature: 12-18°C
Germination time: 10-20 days
Plant-, row distance : 15x40 cm

Otherwise: Speakers, Hoggs, Zhang, Zhang, Z Zhang, Zhang, Zhang, Zhang, Zhang, Zhang, Zhang, Zhang, Z Z Zhik
Unfavorable mix culture: Peas

Planting information
Sow outdoors from early April to May. The seeds should not be sown deeper than 3 cm.
Beans can be in rows or in clumps are sown.
For the clump planting, five to six seeds are planted together in a planting hole. The distance between the holes is approx. 40 cm and row spacing approx. 100 cm. Since runner beans are climbing plants, they definitely need a trellis. Rods or cords are suitable, which should already be installed before sowing.
Runner beans are more demanding than bush beans and do not tolerate permanent wet or dry conditions. Since the soil is supplied with nitrogen through the roots, they should only be cut off after harvesting and left in the soil.
The beans feel most comfortable at temperatures between 18 and 25°C and a wind-protected location. All "phaseolus vulgaris" beans are poisonous because the phasin content when uncooked.

Other names
Latin botanical names: The passover of the feast of unleavened bread,
English names: common bean, garden bean, pole bean, green bean, runner bean
German name: Fisole, garden bean, pole bean, posterl
Portuguese names: Beans, Green beans, beans-runner
Spanish names: Beans, beans, fesol, beans, beans, beans, beans, beans
French name: Bean, ream bean, spain bean

Ingredients
Beans are rich in vegetable protein and fiber, potassium, sodium, magnesium and iron. They are also rich in vitamins C and B9 and antioxidants.

Potent germination capacity: 3-4 years