Hello, new member

[shachar]

@shachar and @baymule

this is as close as i've got, a cross between Red Ryder and Pink Tip. this picture doesn't do them justice, it is more orange than brown or yellow, the red hints around the edges are so sweet.

i've planted several rows of this bean this year so if i get a harvest i'll have pictures.

they are sun dried? because that usually darkens the colour

 

[Dirtmechanic]

Hello! Wherebouts? Whatcha growin?

 

[flowerbug]

they are sun dried? because that usually darkens the colour

they get darker as they age. no i don't sun dry any of the beans, but they are left in open cardboard box tops until they have dried enough so that they won't spoil when placed in smaller containers. most of the time my harvests of specific seeds and selections are not enough to put in larger containers unless the seeds are of the bulk plants so i use small plastic sample containers with tops to keep things from spilling all over the place. when you have hundreds of samples you don't want them to have too many open tops if you ever drop the box or bump it against something. and, yes, this is speaking from personal experiences...

i do have various other yellow to golden colored beans, but they are not what i would consider orange.

before

after

bean project page:

Beans | Anthive

I really like beans...

www.anthive.com

 

[baymule]

Hi everyone, I'm new here

Welcome to the forum from Texas!

 

[iremide.keifer]

Hi, Welcome from Sweden.

 

[Marie2020]

I am here because I am looking for orange beans, I work in chinese medicine so it has medicinal use

Hello

I hope you start a thread here on your Chinese medicine that must be interesting