Stanley
Variety
created by DiWie at 31.07.2025
Growth habit
lifespan: annual
growth habit: compact
growth habit: bushy
height: 50 - 60 cm
Color
Frucht: grün
Fruit shape
elongated
straight
smooth, sleek
stringless
Location
planting: covered balcony or terrace
Sowing
Harvest
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The finely podded variety 'Stanley' impresses with its upright growth and high yield. The stringless, approx. 12-13 cm long pods are particularly crunchy and a real treat when prepared as a salad bean. The plants reach a height of approx. 50 cm. Keep the soil well moist and give only a little starter fertilizer, as the plants can utilize nitrogen from the air via nodule bacteria. After harvesting, leave the root residues in the soil for fertilizing. (Text ©Sperli)
Non hybrid
Not frost resistant
Direct sowing in clumps or rows is possible until mid-July. Stability is increased by sowing in clumps and by regularly hoeing around the plants. During the main harvesting period, you can harvest the ripe pods every three days. If you cover the seedlings with fleece or foil, early sowing is possible, even if the temperatures are still low. Nitrogen fertilization is not necessary as the nodule bacteria fix nitrogen on the roots.
Light requirement
Semi-shaded
Water requirement
Moist
Soil
Medium (loamy)
Nutrient requirement
Medium
Plant distance
9 cm
Row spacing
40 cm
Seeding depth
3 cm
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No diseases
Aphids
Land snails