The best soil is potting soil for a Lima bean growth.
Yes lima beans can grow without soil but it's not the soil that makes the difference it is what is in the soil................................ the nutrients.
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Beans prefer soil that is near neutral in pH. 6.0 to 6.8 is preferred. So lima beans prefer a slightly acidic soil.
The soil should not be overly acidic, salty, or sandy. Add lime to acidic soil and extra compost to sandy soil. Apart from that, most well structured and tilled soils with organic matter incorporated are suitable.
No, lima beans cannot grow in milk. Lima beans require soil, water, sunlight, and nutrients to grow properly. Planting lima beans in milk would not provide the necessary conditions for the plant to thrive.
Lima beans can grow in sandy soil, but they thrive best in well-drained, loamy soils that retain some moisture and nutrients. Sandy soil can drain too quickly, which may hinder seed germination and growth unless adequately managed with regular watering and organic amendments. To improve growth in sandy conditions, adding compost or other organic matter can help retain moisture and provide essential nutrients.
the best soil is loamy
You can germinate lima beans by putting them between two paper towels, covering them with something that light does not get through like a newspaper and keeping them wet.
Injections for lima (likely referring to Lima beans) are not typically necessary for their cultivation. Lima beans are usually grown from seeds, which can be sown directly into the soil. If you're referring to a medical context involving injections, please clarify for a more accurate response.
The amount of time it takes for a lima bean to grow depends on several factors; depth of seeds in the soil, temperature of the soil and the condition of the soil. Seeds start to germinate at about 5 days and can be 5 inches tall in just a little over a month.
Lima beans will likely grow faster in tap water compared to sugar water. While sugar water may provide some initial nutrients for the seeds, it can also create an imbalanced environment that may hinder overall growth. Tap water, on the other hand, provides essential hydration and minerals needed for healthy plant development without the risk of disrupting the plant's natural processes. It is important to note that other factors such as soil quality, sunlight, and temperature also play crucial roles in plant growth.
in soil, i did a experiment on it and some of the multiple beans died in the soil and the others didn't grow as tall or as healthy as the ones in potting soil. i am now planting the potting soil ones in my garden as the others in the dirt are staying on the window.