Broad Bean Aguadulce Supersimonia

Broad Bean Aguadulce Supersimonia - characteristics

Broad Bean Aguadulce Supersimonia is a very early variety, perfectly suited for early spring and autumn crops. The plants reach a height of about 130 cm.

Their long pods, measuring 25–30 cm, contain 6–8 large, light seeds without black markings. The seeds are exceptionally durable and can be stored for a long time without signs of ageing.

Why choose Broad Bean Aguadulce Supersimonia?

Aguadulce Supersimonia is a variety that guarantees high and early yield, making it an ideal choice for producers expecting quick results. The pods are suitable for mechanical shelling, which significantly facilitates processing.

Additionally, the variety tolerates low temperatures well, allowing cultivation in more challenging climatic conditions. It is especially useful in autumn crops, offering flexibility in season planning.

Cultivation recommendations

Broad Bean Aguadulce Supersimonia is best sown in warm facilities such as greenhouses in February and early March.

Later on, direct sowing into the ground is possible.

Main advantages of the variety:

• High yield.
• Resistance to low temperatures.
• Pods suitable for mechanical shelling.

Growing schedule:

Sowing can begin in February and March in warm facilities or later direct sowing into the ground can be carried out.