"I am pretty sure I have overfertilized my bush and pole beans bc they are not putting out much at all."

I don't quite get the reasoning above. If your beans are full of green leaves, no flowers, then try remove some leaves. Also try watering them often in these hot/dry days and see if that might help.

Beans - all legumes - require little if any fertilization suwannee. Especially nitrogen. Legumes produce their own nitrogen and the old quip that beans will grow on a concrete block isn't far off base. ;) As you have discovered, fertilizing them results in very little fruit production.

Some pole varieties, if given enough time before frost, will adapt to the too-rich soil and begin to produce but in my experience bush bean production is plant-age related so I wouldn't expect much from them. Just rack it up to a gardening lesson learned. ;)

Dave

That is so NOT what I wanted to hear!!!!!!!!!! ( but what I suspected). Thanks for the advice.