New foliar feeding technique for green beans yields high output

Green beans are a legume crop that flowers and sets pods continuously and have a high demand for nutrients. If nutrient supply is insufficient, flowering and pod setting will occur at intervals and pod deformity will appear, the harvest period will be shortened, yields will be low and quality poor. Apart from the nutrients needed by green beans for flowering and pod setting being taken up and supplied by the roots, foliar absorption is faster and more effective.

If during the flowering and pod-setting period of green beans, once every 7 to 10 days, a foliar spray is applied of 0.1% magnesium sulfate, 0.2% urea, 0.3% monopotassium phosphate, 600 times nucleotide active liquid fertilizer, 1000 times natural brassin, and 1500 times Qinongsu chelated fertilizer mixed liquid, evenly spraying all stems and leaves, flower buds and pods until water droplets begin to drip down, then supplying nutrients through the leaves can enable green beans to flower and set pods continuously, with good pollination, many pods, plump pods, no bending, no deformity, plants that do not age prematurely, dark green leaves, a markedly extended harvest period, high yield and good quality.