Store bought Greek Giganti beans propagation old school.

[Kurt]

Been having no real viable source for the Greek seed sources for the planting seeds.Works for most beans,unless irridated.

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[Danny]

How did your beans do for you?

[Tormato]

Even the store bought Gigandes, for food, are nearly impossible to find.

[Kurt]

Put them in ground after germination,even at green shoots a possum came and dug up the meat part of seed and ate ,all of them.Trapped-the critter,took it to a nature preserve.Two made it.Got new seed source.

[Kurt]

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Found a source from Ukraine

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[DriftlessRoots]

I've been tempted by the Royal Corona at Rancho Gordo but I assume they're different enough to make a...um...difference. Their price is fine, but the shipping is way too gordo for me to just buy one thing.* My co-op carries their brand so I'll have to check next time I'm there.








*And, no, that doesn't mean I need to buy more from them. The pantry is already overflowing with dried beans

[MrBig46]

After three years I am returning to growing Greek Gigantes fazoleus. Ten days ago I soaked the seeds and after two hours I sowed them in pots. Today, roughly half of them showed their stems. For planting (after the last frost on 15.5. ), I need the seedlings to be strong with a quality root system, and to bloom as soon as possible, before the high summer temperatures come, when the pollen is non-germinating.
Vladimír

[Kurt]

Gave up,too humid here.Needs the Mediterranean climate it seems.But will not give up!