Veselka

The Veselka variety of beans is a high-yielding climbing variety, distinguished by its attractive appearance and excellent taste qualities. The plant reaches a height of about 1.5 meters, forming strong bushes with wide, slightly drooping leaves. Pods are collected in large clusters, each containing 7-8 beans weighing about 50 grams. The beans have an elongated shape resembling a pear and feature a dense structure without cracks or green ends, indicating full maturity and high product quality. The beans' primary color is a vibrant pink with green stripes, which merge into a dark pink hue and become less noticeable upon full biological ripeness. Cross-sections reveal two seed chambers and thick walls, with a taste profile characterized by sweetness with a slight acidity. The pods are very light and dense, ensuring good storage after harvest. Ripening occurs gradually, beginning approximately from the 70th day after planting, allowing for an extended harvest period. The Veselka variety is recommended for cultivation in moderate climates and is noted for its hyper-yield, making it an excellent choice for gardeners. In addition to its high productivity, the beans possess decorative qualities capable of enhancing gardens or flowerbeds. Due to its taste and commercial characteristics, Veselka beans are suitable for both fresh consumption and further culinary processing.