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Your Sulphur look quite different from those that I know (and grow). Do they become really sulphurous-yellow after some days? The ones I have look very much like the yellow ones on the picture below ('borrowed' from bohnen-atlas.de as I can't upload my own photos at the moment).

Did you use rather fresh beans (not fully dried) or even shellies, or were they completely dry?

@Bluejay77, can you tell what the difference is to Vulkan/Volcano?

Cool! Thank you, @Artorius, for your correction! I need to translate this RIGHT AWAY to @heirloomgal - or you may. I am under the impression that you speak (some?) German. No, I have no problems with this website so far, but I am not active on any other threads apart from this bean thread.. and...

Yes, I think, the spelling with -ian should be correct. The colour and pattern refers to the dog race Dalmatian (short white fur and a lot of black dots/speckles).

They look gorgious! I know of a very similar bean that is called 'Goldstück', and probably also 'Jeruzalemska'. Do you happen to know if these are different varieties?

Same here, @Bluejay77. I am also still busy with drying the last seeds; I had to cut off the whole wines and let them dry slowly indoors. i think they will be ready for shipping next week. I will let you know, when the parcel is on its way.

Not all that bad, dear @heirloomgal ! You hit it several times. Mooreskönigin = correct! Halbohne Reiser: syllable Hal I don't know (yet), bean is clear, and Reiser is another word (more used in Bavaria and Austria) for twig, because of their height they need/appreciate some support by twigs...

I am absolutely overwhelmed by your photos! So many cardboards and plates and bags and plates and cardboards! Bean heaven is very close there. And I am really surprised how green many of those harvested hulls still are! I wonder: do the seeds come out of them nice and smooth in the end or are...

So did I too (except the fungicide) this year and I found indeed that this a successful technique with older or poor quality seed. What kind of fungicide do you use?

This is very interesting with that Bamberger Blaue pole! I think it is not too late yet to sow them. Or is it because you have no free pole left? I would very much like to know what will happen to this outcross in its following season - if it reverses or becomes stable..? Last year I grew Jembo...

Oh, in general we have the middle Europeen average weather here. Spring often starts in March w/ daytime temp. of roughly 12 (to 20)°C but slight frost at night is still easily possible. This year I started sowing on 15 March, but in germination dishes. After 5-8 days then in little pots (except...

Yes, Wild Gonny seems to be not such a bad guess. I grow them myself this year for the first time, but the seed I got looked not so dark red, much more purplish and taller. About Jesse Fisk I am not so sure. On the photo of bohnen-atlas.de those rather look like Horsehead or the like. What do...

Oh YES! I must have them some day! Otherwise I will NEVER ever be able to be happy again !! :D

Oh wow.. they are all so pretty! Can you also name the reddish one (first photo) underneath of Dean Family? And I had to look up at once this Salt Spring Seeds shop because I nearly flipped out when I saw this Bantu mix. They are simply gorgeous! Unfortunately, they to not deliver abroad...

I do not know this variety (are they big?) but I have already been growing soybean for a soybean project. The manual said to sow them 2 to 2.5 inch apart in rows with a distance between the rows of apprx. 1.5 feet. So, if you ask me, these 1.5 inch apart should not be a true problem. If they...

Very sensible! And you have my positive vote for certain if you should apply for a permanent change of name :D

They are pretty!! Is this bush or pole?

A very beautiful list! Mongeta del Ganxet, Wild Gonny, Kroat. Stange, Dusslinger Bäckerschürzle [baker's apron (because of the many flecks/stains) of Dusslingen (a little town in Swabia] and Schäfermädle [shepherd's girl (in Swabian dialect)] I am growing myself this year :) I wish you luck with...

Funny - so do I :)