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growing pole beans indoors/ pollination

17 years ago

I am setting up an aquaponics system, which uses fish wastes for fertilizer and gravel beds to clean the water and grow vegetables. I want to grow pole beans indoors but don't know if they will self-pollinate or need some kind of intervention in the absence of insects. Anyone know?

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jimster
17 years ago
Beans are self-pollinating. They do not require insects for pollination.

Jim
hemnancy
Original Author
17 years ago
What about a suggestion for a pole bean that does well indoors? I like Jeminez, Uncle Steve, and Grandma Robert's Purple Pole bean. I would probably run the vine up and down in the space I have available.
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jwr6404
17 years ago
hemnancy
We live near each other. My Insuk's Wang Kong were extra large this year and will grow in any envoirnment IMO.You can
have your choice of purple motteled and/or white seeds.

Jim

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