Green Beans- leafless variety
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by peppereater on May 27, 2006 12:59 PM
Tiny bites, clear through, all over? If so, could be flea beetles. Pyrethrin spray in the evening might help, I don't know if insecticidal soap would help, but you might try a Google or forum search.
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by Greenthumb newbee on May 28, 2006 06:27 PM
If you are growing Bush beans then I say don`t worry about them not growing. Second year growing and I had that happen. The bean plants are VERY hardy once they get going. Heck after there big, leaves and branches break\fall off often.
by woodchuck on May 29, 2006 12:40 AM
Where the row was once full germination and had the first triangular leaf, now has only 30% leafed stalkes and the rest are stubs or gone completely.
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The area is fenced against all but an overzealous deer or stubborn coon, so I doubt it's a mammal issue, that and the bites are tiny but plentiful.
Will the bean plant grow new leaves from the remaining green stalk, or do I need to reseed.?
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