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Soybean 'Edamame'

$3.90


Edamame is a large-seeded type of soybean that is eaten as a green vegetable. It is both highly nutritious and a delicious taste treat. It is prepared by boiling or steaming the pods for 5-10 minutes, then cooling under running water. It is eaten by squeezing the seeds from the fibrous pods. It grows best in temperate & subtropical climates. The seeds can also be used as a dried bean, to make tofu, miso, soy flour & soymilk.

Product: Soybean 'Edamame'

Product type: SEED ()

Botanical name: Glycine max

Edamame is a large-seeded type of soybean that is eaten as a green vegetable. It is both highly nutritious and a delicious taste treat. It is prepared by boiling or steaming the pods for 5-10 minutes, then cooling under running water. It is eaten by squeezing the seeds from the fibrous pods. It grows best in temperate & subtropical climates. The seeds can also be used as a dried bean, to make tofu, miso, soy flour & soymilk.

Plant type: Annual warm season legume

Plant height: 75cm

Sow when: Germinate best at 20-25°C soil temp.

Temperate: Oct - Feb (from Sydney north)

Subtropical: Oct - Feb (southern QLD)

Tropical: Sept - March (Atherton, Bundaberg); April - March (Bowen)

Germination: 10 days

Depth: 2.5 - 3 cm deep

Position: Full sun; direct where it is to grow; do not over-water, seed rots easily

Soil type: Rich, well-drained; keep soil moist once pods start to fill

Rows: 30 cm apart

Harvest: 80 - 90 days; harvest when the seeds have reached full size & pods are fat & bright green, before pods yellow

Inoculant: Follow the instructions for the inoculant provided

seeds per packet

Glycine max

Annual warm season legume

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Soybean 'Edamame'

$3.90

Edamame is a large-seeded type of soybean that is eaten as a green vegetable. It is both highly nutritious and a delicious taste treat. It is prepared by boiling or steaming the pods for 5-10 minutes, then cooling under running water. It is eaten by squeezing the seeds from the fibrous pods. It grows best in temperate & subtropical climates. The seeds can also be used as a dried bean, to make tofu, miso, soy flour & soymilk.

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