Winged Bean Seeds - Almost All Parts of The Plant are Edible. Once Considered The Food That Could Feed The Planet

Winged beans are hard to germinate. 1. The trick is to nip the under side of the beans with a nail clipper. 2. Soak the beans in water over night or until they swell. 3. Once they swell wet a napkin - put the beans in the napkin and insert them in a zip lock sandwich bag. 4. Place the bag on top of refrigerator. 5. In a day or so the beans will show exposed roots. 6. Plant the beans in dirt

It’s been several months and though the seeds germinated easily, nothing but vines are growing. What did I plant??? I hope this won’t destroy my other veggies in the garden! Don’t waste money on these seeds.

Cut back side winged bean hull untill you see white then Hot water from the kitchen soaked over night in cup // then use wet hotpaper towels in zip lock 24to36 hrs. 8 out of 8 sprouts .

Couldn’t get beans to grow last year saved 6, which I planted in July. They’re doing well but will probably save all for seeds. They need fertile soil and plenty of water. Haven’t tasted one yet, but looking forward to it

I just got around 20 per cent germination rate and those that germinated die in 3 weeks and all that is left is one plant that is still growing but I don't know how long. I am watering the plant and doing the usual plant care but still the plant dies.

Only a few seeds in the pouch so I only started 6 to see if they would sprout. It took three weeks of keeping them watered before they finally swelled up and sprouted. Will update once I harvest.

These are healthy seeds! I just followed the instructions carefully and all seeds grew! Thank you!

I'm excited to plant the seeds, I wait for a long time to see flower and i'm disappointed because its a long bean.. I wasted my money for this product.