Superaguadulce

Superaguadulce — mid-early vegetable bean variety, characterized by long and wide pods about 30 cm in length. The pods are large, fleshy, green, with 5-9 large elongated-oval seeds of white-green hue. Plants are robust, with strong stems about 90 cm tall, without branching. This variety is valued for its tender flavor and bright color of immature seeds, making it especially attractive for fresh markets, freezing, and processing.

The crop exhibits high cold resistance and low maintenance requirements, growing well on any soils and under various weather conditions. Superaguadulce prefers moisture and sunlight; planting beans helps repel pests such as Colorado beetles and moles, and enriches soil with nitrogen, positively affecting subsequent crops.

The variety is widely used in open ground and suitable for various applications: from fresh consumption to freezing and processing. The 1000-seed weight varies from 600 to 2000 grams, and the number of seeds per gram ranges from 0.7 to 1.5. The variety is produced in Italy and is an excellent choice for those who appreciate high quality and versatility of vegetable beans.