Bean · warm season
Pinto
Pinto Beans: Nutty Flavor and Reliable Harvest Experience the nutty flavor and reliable harvest of Pinto Beans (Phaseolus vulgaris 'Pinto'). These annual bush beans are renowned for their medium-sized pods and versatile use in various culinary creations. Explore the culinary potential and ease of…
Days to harvest
90
Sow depth
1 to 1 1/2"
Plant spacing
3-8"
Row spacing
24"
Sprouts in
6 days
Light
Full sun (8+ hrs)
When to plant
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Sow outsideFrom your last frost to 1 week after · sow again every 2–3 weeks
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Sow for fallLast sowing about 13 weeks before your first fall frost
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Growing tips
- Sow when the soil is at least 55°F.
- Best sown right where it will grow — it doesn't like being transplanted.
- For a steady harvest, sow a little every 2–3 weeks instead of all at once.
- Keep the soil evenly moist until seedlings appear, usually in about 6 days.