Winged Bean (Psophocarpus tetragonolobus)
2 sources cited
Winged beans (Psophocarpus tetragonolobus) — Perennial climbing or twining herb, usually grown as a frost-tender annual.
Quick Facts
Soil & Growing Conditions
Harvest & Storage
Winged bean through the season
References
2 independent sources are cited for this crop. Where they disagree - soil pH is the clearest case - every figure is preserved rather than averaged into false precision.
Frequently Asked Questions
What soil pH do winged beans need?
A pH of about 5.5–7. That span reflects genuine variation between the authorities we cite rather than a single agreed figure — the References section lists each source's exact range.
Plan next season before the problems start
Short-season growing is arithmetic before it is technique: days to maturity against frost-free days decides what will finish at all. The Canada Garden Planner does that subtraction for your region before you sow.
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