Growing Japanese Soy Beans (Edamame) From The Seeds

Experimentation with vegetable growing continues. I've always wondered if I could grow a variety of my favorite plants in my organic garden.

Currently I am focused on the world of small scale agriculture. Maybe later this will become a local business that helps the local economy. I even have a dream to have a large garden and employ lots of local people to help their economy.

In this video, I will share an edamame plant that managed to flower and bear fruit without even expecting it! It seems too fast that within 40 days they are already bearing fruit and producing quite a lot of edamame pods!

Edamame is a type of Japanese soybean that is harvested at a young age so that the seeds inside are still green. Apart from that, this type of Japanese soybean is larger in pods and seeds size, as well as a taller plant size.

I won't give up here even if only a few seeds manage to grow into healthy plants. I will give you the update soon ❤️

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Anggrek Lestari