1. Sowing: Put your first finger in the soil (2.5-5cm), dig a hole where you want to plant, and then put the seeds in the hole; Cover the soil and gently sprinkle water on it.

2. Provide scaffolding support: most beans are entangled plants, so something needs to be entangled, a net between two poles (which can be wrapped with rope), each independent pole, or a bean tent (tied together with the top of 3-4 bamboo poles);

Water them at least every day, but remember, too much water is as harmful as too little water. When you test the soil with your fingers, you should feel wet and dry.

3. When the seedlings grow to 30-60 cm high, let them contact with the winding surface (rod, net, etc.). ); If it falls, it may lead to decay or entanglement, making it difficult to separate;

4. If you want to harvest pea seedlings: when the beans are as high as 10- 15cm, you can pick the top two "horizontal" leaves, and the branches will become fibrotic during the growth process, so you can pick soft and tender places; Pea seedlings will grow back and can be harvested several times.

5. Harvest pea pods: When the pods are round and you can see the small protrusions in the peas/beans, you can pick them, open the pods and eat the peas/beans inside.