Guide botanique
Edamame.
Glycine max
Prononciation GLY-seen maks
Aussi appelée Soya-Bean, Soyabean, Soybean, edamame
Edamame is just a young soybean harvested while the pods are still green and tender. These plants are a fun addition to a vegetable garden because they provide a great source of plant based protein. You will love snacking on these straight from the garden after a quick steam.
En un coup d'œil
- Niveau d'entretien
- Facile
- Type de plante
- Annual vegetable
- Lumière
- Full sun
- Lumière en intérieur
- Soleil direct
- Arrosage
- Tous les 3 à 7 jours
- Taille adulte
- 2 to 3 feet
- Croissance
- Rapide
- Rusticité
- USDA 2 à 11
- Floraison
- Mid to late summer
Entretien
Plant these in a sunny spot with well draining soil once the ground has warmed up. Keep the soil consistently moist while they are flowering and forming pods. Watch for yellowing leaves as it can indicate nutrient deficiencies or poor drainage.
- Arrosage
- Keep the soil evenly moist but not waterlogged throughout the growing season.
- Engrais
- Apply a balanced fertilizer once or twice during the season to support pod production.
- Taille
- Pruning is generally not required, though you can pinch back tips to encourage bushier growth.
- Rempotage
- These are annuals and are typically grown directly in the garden soil.
- Sol
- Loamy, well draining soil
- pH du sol
- 6.0 to 7.0
- Température
- 15 à 35°C
- Humidité
- 40 à 70%
- Résistance à la sécheresse
- Moyenne
- Durée de vie
- Annual, completes life cycle in one season.
- Résistance aux chevreuils et lapins
- Faible
Signes qu'il faut rempoter
- Roots growing out of drainage holes
- Stunted growth despite regular feeding
Sécurité
- Humains
- The plant is not toxic, but raw beans can cause digestive distress.
- Enfants
- The small, hard dried beans present a choking hazard for young children.
- Allergènes de contact
- Fine hairs on the leaves and pods can cause mild skin irritation in sensitive individuals.
- Allergènes aéroportés
- Soy pollen is generally not a significant allergen, but soy protein dust can trigger reactions in sensitive people.
- Comestibilité
- Raw soybeans contain anti-nutritional factors and must be cooked thoroughly before consumption.
Comment l'identifier
- Fuzzy green pods
- Compound leaves with three leaflets
- Small white or purple flowers
- Upright bushy growth habit
- Hauteur
- 0,3 à 1,5m
- Envergure
- 0,2 à 0,6m
- Feuilles
- green, deciduous
- Fleurs
- white, purple, 0,5 à 1cm
- Fruits
- brown, tan, black, Late summer to autumn
Problèmes courants
- Soybean aphid — Small insects that suck sap from leaves and can transmit viruses.
- Soybean cyst nematode — Microscopic worms that attack roots and stunt plant growth.
- Frogeye leaf spot — Fungal infection causing gray spots on leaves.
La cultiver
- Multiplication
- seed
- Quand planter
- spring
- Hivernage
- This is an annual plant that dies with the first hard frost, so no winter care is required.
- En pot
- Soybeans grow well in pots at least 30 cm deep to accommodate their root systems.
Direct Sowing
- 1. Wait until the soil has warmed to at least 15 degrees Celsius.
- 2. Plant seeds 3 cm deep in well drained soil.
- 3. Space plants 15 cm apart in rows.
- 4. Keep the soil consistently moist until germination.
Plant soybeans alongside heavy feeders like corn to take advantage of the nitrogen they leave in the soil.
Bonnes associations
- Maïs — They are classic companions in agricultural systems where corn provides structure and soy fixes nitrogen.
- Summer Savory — It is said to improve the flavor of beans and deter certain pests.
À éloigner de
Espèces similaires
- Haricot commun — Another widely grown legume with similar cultural requirements.
- Mung bean — A related legume often used for sprouts and culinary purposes.
Science
- Famille
- Fabaceae
- Genre
- Glycine
- Ordre
- Fabales
- Classe
- Magnoliopsida
- Région d'origine
- East Asia
- Préservation
- Not of conservation concern as it is a widely cultivated agricultural crop.
It thrives in warm climates and relies on symbiotic bacteria in its roots to convert nitrogen into a usable form.
- Intérêt pour la faune
- nitrogen fixation, nectar source
- Pollinisateurs
- abeilles
- Utilisations
- food source, animal feed, industrial oil, soil amendment
Au fil des saisons
Repères écologiques
- Salinité
- 2/9
- Réaction du sol
- 6/9
- Lumière
- 8/9
- Température
- 7/9
- Humidité
- 5/9
- Nutriments
- 6/9
Taxonomie vérifiée avec le GBIF.
Ce qu'on demande souvent
- Can I grow soybeans in a container?
- Yes, they grow well in large pots with deep soil.
- When should I harvest them?
- Harvest when the pods turn yellow or brown for dry beans, or green for edamame.
D'où vient le nom
The genus name Glycine comes from the Greek word for sweet, while max refers to its large size compared to other species.
Bon à savoir
- Soybeans are legumes that enrich the soil by fixing atmospheric nitrogen.
- They have been cultivated in East Asia for thousands of years.
- Soybean oil is used in everything from printing ink to biodiesel.
- The plant is highly sensitive to day length, which triggers flowering.
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