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black eye pea
Also known as: Cowpea
Black eye pea spread by seeds that can remain viable for an extended period, even after drying. Many of these plants are commonly cultivated for their seeds in home gardens, as well as agriculturally, as the genus includes several popular varieties of beans. Gardeners also grow the plants for their fragrant, late summer blooms that are pollinated by ants instead of bees and other winged insects.
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Annual, Perennial
Lifespan
Deciduous
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Care Guide for black eye pea

Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
20 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Garden Soil
Soil Type
Water: Black eye pea thrives in consistently moist soil, showing moderate drought tolerance while preferring even hydration. Weekly watering supports its health. As an outdoor plant suited to temperate climates, it benefits from rainwater during the growing season, reducing the need for additional watering.
Propagation: Black eye pea propagation mainly involves seed sowing under full sun with temperatures above 18°C (65°F) and well-draining soil. To propagate, soak seeds, plant 2.5-5 cm deep, space 7.5-10 cm apart, water consistently, and thin seedlings. Starting seeds indoors is recommended in cooler climates.
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