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Arrived at my Pleasant Valley offsite this morning at 7:30 June 6, 2021 and finished at 5 minutes before 6 this afternoon. For those of you on the 24 hour clock that would be I believe 7:30 and 17:55. Planted one of my 960 square feet (89.1869 square meters). 48 varities of bush beans. 16 Rows 24 feet long (7.315 meters) and watered it with a lawn sprinkler for 3 hours. Gave it a good soaking.

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1.) Amber Pearl
2.) Falcon
3.) Fruhe Goldbohne
4.) Possum Trot
5.) Tene's Bean
6.) Pink Trout
7.) Bomba
8.) Bird Egg Blue
9.) African Premier Segregation #2
10.) Dog
11.) John's Bean
12.) Palomino
13.) Prince Purple
14.) Utah Yellow Eye
15.) Rootbeerbohne
16.) Black And White Trout
17.) Heilings
18.) Ernie's Big Eye
19.) Maine Sunset
20.) Blooming Prairie
21.) Grandma's Shell
22.) Koronis Tan Trout
23.) Mrociumere
24.) Cannellino Rosso
25.) Mrs. Keeny's Pink
26.) Rabbit's Foot Segregation 3
27.) Giele Waldbeantsje
28.) Cream Six Weeks
29.) Kenearly
30.) Madelia
31.) Purple Stardust
32.) Edogava Zurunacki Namame
33.) Victoria Brown Eyes 2020 Off Type
34.) Nippersink
35.) Veitch Wonder
36.) Koronis Purple
37.) Rabbit's Foot 4.4
38.) Crane Lake
39.) Red Sport
40.) Early Vermillion
41.) Golden Valley
42.) Pawnee
43.) Cyrus Grays
44.) Early Stearns
45.) Money
46.) Red Eyed Ranger
47.) Stoney Creek
48.) Jacob's Prairie
 
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@Artorius Is it common for Piekny Jas to have so many stems coming up like this from one plant? When I grew Sadie's Horse Bean last year I don't think I paid much attention to the growth habit in this way. Also, some of the plants have 2 twining growth tips instead of one. I wonder if the heat wave we had burned the tips a little, and that doubled the growth tips? I noticed on a few plants some of the growth tips had browned and dried up.
The only time I've observed this in runner beans was when the first sprout was damaged somehow. All of my Piekny Jas seedlings this year formed a single shoot.
 

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The only time I've observed this in runner beans was when the first sprout was damaged somehow. All of my Piekny Jas seedlings this year formed a single shoot.
I checked all my other plants this afternoon, only one of them had those multiple stems. I didn't observe it suffer any damage...but it does also have two twining growth tips, which is a sign it either got pruned, or did get damaged. I wonder if it was the hot spells we've had. Some of the tips looked burned.
 

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Arrived at my Pleasant Valley offsite this morning at 7:30 and finished at 5 minutes before 6 this afternoon. For those of you on the 24 hour clock that would be I believe 7:30 and 17:55. Planted one of my 960 square feet (89.1869 square meters). 48 varities of bush beans. 16 Rows 24 feet long (7.315 meters) and watered it with a lawn sprinkler for 3 hours. Gave it a good soaking.

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That is a good-looking bed @Bluejay77 , I can appreciate the amount of work that went into it. How many different plots to you have?
 

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I checked all my other plants this afternoon, only one of them had those multiple stems. I didn't observe it suffer any damage...but it does also have two twining growth tips, which is a sign it either got pruned, or did get damaged. I wonder if it was the hot spells we've had. Some of the tips looked burned.

I think these shoots are growing from buds between the main shoot and the cotyledons that are in the ground.
 

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That is a good-looking bed @Bluejay77 , I can appreciate the amount of work that went into it. How many different plots to you have?
I guess I would have to say I have three different areas where I grow beans. This deer fenced in area has the two 960 square foot raised beds about 9.5 miles from my house. Then there is the one large plot 3 miles from house with the pole beans that is 2,214 square feet. Then I have about a 242 square foot bed in my backyard and the 160 square foot flowerbed on the south side of my house. There is a 46 square foot flowerbed in the back of my house that I'm growing tomatoes in this year and I also have in my backyard a smaller 150 square foot bed that I have tomatoes in this year too.
 

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as of a bit ago all the gardens inside the fence are planted with beans and watered. hope we get some rains though. now i only have the two unfenced gardens to plant with beans. depending upon the weather it might take me two or three days to get them planted. we'll see how it goes. rain in the forecast every day this week now.
 

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