Soaked beans generally do germinate faster than dry beans because soaking helps to rehydrate the seed, activating enzymes that begin the germination process. This pre-soaking reduces the time it takes for the beans to absorb moisture from the soil and start sprouting. However, once planted, both soaked and dry beans will grow at similar rates under optimal conditions. Overall, soaking merely speeds up the initial germination phase.
Yes. They actually grow faster in the dark than in the light.
No, cooked beans do not grow as they are already fully developed. Uncooked beans, on the other hand, can grow into plants if planted and provided with the right conditions.
Yes because they just blatently do!!! Don't ask silly questions!!!!!
Beans grow faster in soil than water because soil provides a stable and nutrient-rich environment for the plant to grow. Soil also allows for better aeration and root development, which are essential for healthy plant growth. In contrast, growing beans in water may lack essential nutrients and oxygen needed for optimal growth, leading to slower development.
because if they have no light they will grow as tall and as fast as they can so they can get light more than any other plants thats around
the soaked bean will be larger than the dry unsoaked been because it abosrorbs water and expands.
no it actually hurts the plant and it will slow it down from growing.
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Soaking beans unrefrigerated for longer than 24 hours is not recommended, as it can lead to bacterial growth and spoilage. Typically, beans should be soaked for 8-12 hours at room temperature. If you need to soak them longer, it's better to refrigerate them to maintain safety and quality.
I use mung beans and alfalfa - very tasty and crispy in salads and stir-fry. I keep 3 or 4 jars of each going at about 2 - 3 day sowing intervals so I guess it is about 10 days for mung beans and about 7 days for the alfalfa from starting them to eating them.
yes because they grow faster
They don't. It's actually fingernails that grow faster than toe nails.. but why.. good question..