If they are keep in a warm inviroment, they do really well, and should bloom after the vine gets mature. The best thing for you to do might be to wait till it's really warm outside, and them plant them outside. Full sun, and keep them damp, till they grow some. These beans do not like any kind of cool weather, so I wait till it's kind of late spring to plant them. Those are just my thoughts. :) Arum

Thanks Arum. Its warm inside my greenhouse! Like Africa:>] But some seed companies don't always tell you how long from germination to bloom. 60 days 120 days ect.. Some anuals take so long to bloom that its not worth the trouble in the colder zones. Its nice to know how long on average does it take somthing to bloom. So us here in the north can start them early enough to get flowers before frost. Filix..

Filix, sounds like you know what you're doin! :) Just don't put them out till it's goodin warm. :)

I planted my beans in January(I think...), and the first one that sprouted bloomed today. So, it will probably take a couple months to get the first blooms. It may depend on the type of soil you use though. Good luck with your beans! :)

Thankyou very much. Filix