Deer-eye beans is known for its striking hanging clusters of velvety, often dark-colored pods and significant purple or white flowers. These aggressive climbers utilize robust vine structures, optimally thriving in forest edges and clearings where sunlight is abundant. Adapted to varied conditions, they offer vital habitat and food sources for wildlife, emphasizing their ecological versatility.
Water:
Deer-eye beans originates from tropical regions, thriving in humid environments with consistent rainfall. It requires moderate watering, about once a week, and is often grown outdoors to utilize natural precipitation. Its growth cycle aligns with seasonal rainfalls, showcasing adaptability across various climate zones.
Propagation:
Primary propagation of deer-eye beans is via seeds, benefiting from a warm climate, well-draining soil, and moisture. Scarifying seeds enhances germination. Plant seeds 1-2 inches deep and 6-12 inches apart in sunlight; keep soil moist. Seedlings emerge in 1-3 weeks; reduce watering thereafter.
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