I grew scarlet runner beans (Phaseolus coccinea) a couple of years, that looked similar. There are white flowering cultivars with white seeds.

and the smallish size could be due to lack of water.

do they, the pods, have a tough or rough surface?

I grow runner beans every year. They’re ideally suited to my climate. I don’t believe it is Phaseolus coccineus. Leaves, beans and pods don’t match imo.

When the seedling first emerges do the seed cotyledons emerge too? If they do it isn’t a runner bean.

ocwormgirl has a technical glitch, so on her behalf I post the answer to floral:

"I think the cotyledons emerged but did not pay attention. Will drop a couple more seeds to be sure. Beans are fuzzy but not rough. They get bigger. Only planted about 5 weeks ago so picked early because I was anxious." (on my behalf I would really appreciate it.)

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so, I would walk back my suggestion if floral doubts them being Phaseolus cockiness, blo*dy autocorrect... coccineus because she is usually spot on and quite into veggies,

bye, Lin

I love the autocorrect! I’m going to call them that from now on.

McCaslan42 fits the Xs