Bush Vigna seeds

Common name: Bush bean Scientific name: Vigna Also known as: Dajar Bush bean is a type of annual leguminous plant that does not live more than a year, and has many varieties. Its leaves are green, its stems are branched, and it reaches a height of two feet or more. It belongs to the vegetable category. • Bush bean flower: Its small flowers are yellow or purple, blooming in summer. • Bush bean fruit and seeds: Its fruits are long-shaped, green, and segmented, containing relatively large seeds inside, which are also green. • Bush bean germination season: It is planted in February and March and can also be cultivated in the fall. • Suitable climate and soil for bush bean: It thrives in clay and sandy soils rich in organic matter with good drainage. Bush beans adapt well to winter in humid tropical areas and moderate regions. They are sensitive to drought and are watered regularly. • Method of cultivating bush bean: It reproduces through seeds planted at a depth of 1 cm to 2 cm from the soil surface. It can also be fertilized with organic fertilizer to accelerate growth and development. • Benefits and uses: Used for eating, with many health benefits. • Native habitat of bush bean: Most parts of the African continent, parts of Asia, and it is widely cultivated in many Arab countries.