The process of bean germination

The process of bean germination

Beans are common plants in our lives, and they are very nutritious, making them particularly suitable as food. Beans can germinate if they are planted in the soil or cultivated in water. The germination process mainly has four stages.

Stage 1: Plant the beans. Soon the seeds will shed their yellow skin and begin to sprout.

Stage 2: Milky white sprouts will grow from the black spots on the bean seeds, and then the beans will grow soft purple stems and small bean petals divided into halves.

Stage 3: The bean seeds will grow two tender green and smooth leaves.

Bean planting time

There are two planting times for beans, one is in spring from April to May, and the other is in autumn from late July to early August.

Generally, soybeans will germinate and emerge from the soil about 7 days after sowing, and then seedlings will slowly grow.

Bean sprouts

The bean sprouts are mainly white, with some yellow at the tips, the middle endosperm part is white, and the sprouts are also long and slender.