The process of red bean germination

The process of red bean germination

Red beans represent lovesickness. Ancient poets wrote many poems using red beans to express lovesickness. So, can red beans germinate? The answer is yes. Red beans usually germinate in the following stages.

Stage 1 : First, you need to select plump and shiny red beans and put them in a germination container, then put some tissue paper on it, place the red bean seeds evenly on the paper, and water them. In 1 to 3 days, the red beans will become bigger.

Stage 2 : The radicle in the red bean seeds will break through the seed coat and grow young roots, then its shoots will grow very long, and some will even grow small leaves.

Stage 3 : The red bean sprouts have fully grown and even grown long stems and leaves, which means that its germination process is complete.

Red bean sowing time

The sowing time of red beans is usually from late May to early June. It will germinate and emerge from the soil five days after planting, and then the seedlings will grow out.

The appearance of red bean sprouts

The sprouts of red beans are relatively slender and green in color. After sprouting, there are tender green branches and leaves on them. Generally, there are only two small leaves.