| Bohnensorte: | Stangenbohne (Phaseolus vulgaris) |
| Farbanzahl: | einfarbig |
| Grundfarbe: | braun |
| weitere Farbe: | |
| Musterung: | einfarbig |
| Blütenfarbe: | weiß |
| Korngröße (getrocknet im Durchschnitt): | 10 mm - 15 mm |
| Kornform: | rundoval |
Andere Namen: Wepegi Mu:n
Herkunft: Mexico, Sonora
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saritabee - 20.05.2025, 16:35
Note that Native Seeds/SEARCH changed the names of many of their beans circa ~2020, to better reflect the native names versus the names NSS had given them on acquisition.
Per Native Seeds/SEARCH: "A pink bean from desert borderlands of Sonora and Arizona once widely grown by Tohono O'odham people. Does not tolerate the dry heat of early summer in southern Arizona, but it is an excellent choice for monsoon planting. Produces white flowers. The sprawling, fast-growing plants produce white flowers and, in the low desert, are ready to harvest in early spring or late fall. Delicious, creamy bean when cooked.
A traditional harvest includes uprooting the entire plant, leaving it out to dry and then threshing the plant with sticks to remove the pods before they are winnowed in the wind. Once harvested, the protein-rich beans are boiled or baked with meat or other animal fats. From our Seed Bank Collection.
Origin: Low desert, 1968' elevation."