Product Description

The plant (Phaseolus vulgaris) is classified into two perfectly delimited groups: " dwarf" and "pole. The first one comprises the species of straight and erect stems, that bears fruit without the need for supports; the plants of the second group have creeping stems, that need support to grow because they have little resistance.

It is an annual plant, whose vegetative cycle is quite fast. The root system is very light and slightly deep and it is composed of the main root and a large number of secondary roots with a high degree of ramification.

The main stem is herbaceous. In dwarf varieties, it has an erect habit and it measures approximately *0 to *0 centimeters high, whereas the pole beans reach 2 to 3 meters high, being voluble and dextrorse (it grows upwards around plant support in an anticlockwise direction).