When we planted these seeds, they were labeled as peppers. We are open to the possibility that we've been in denial, even after seeing these very suspiciously not-pepper-shaped pods. What are we growing?
by morbidmuffin62
29 Comments
airwavieee
Those are green beans
pale_brass
Those are beans
No_Ship_7954
These are green beans. Pepper seeds are quite small, beans seeds look like beans.
fotoweekend
Bush beans, you can make great haricots verts with it! And you need to harvest them now: the more you pick, the more they give; if you let them ripen fully they stop
Competent_Squirrel
Surely the seeds should have given it away. Pepper seeds and beans are so radically different.
If they didn’t look like this they weren’t pepper seeds.
twoturnipsinheat-
lol
2Autistic4DaJoke
I’m confused how these got confused. These are classic green beans.
Miss_Lame
This is at least your second summer growing vegetables and you don’t know what a green bean looks like?
Averagebass
This person is probably in a career that’s on the cutting edge of technology and makes $250k a year.
AveryPritzi
You’ve seen pepper seeds, right? Like you’ve eaten peppers before?
Sandrock27
I could understand the confusion if you bought one pepper seed and got a different pepper or if it, because almost all pepper seeds look the same. The exception is seeds from the pubescens family of peppers (they’re black instead of white), and I’ve never seen that particular family of pepper seeds available at retail stores.
Confusing a pepper seed with a bean seed pushes the edge of believability, and it’s a mistake that would never get past a QA check at a seed packing plant.
triflers_need_not
Have you considered eating one?
Nervous-Event-5049
String beans
Consistent_Cat4436
Not sure if you saw but those are green beans
deersinvestsarebest
I love these type of posts, like obviously OP knows they planted a green bean-the seeds are literally beans and pepper seeds look literally the same as the seeds in peppers at a store. A person would have had to never in their life eaten a vegetable to not be able to instantly tell them apart🤣.
NewInitiative9498
green beans, bush not pole, coming along nicely 🏆
Peter-Rabbi
Babe…
Jonsnowlivesnow
Those don’t even look like peppers or peas…greenbeans
craftyrunner
Throwing this out there—I have had green beans reseed themselves. If they had green beans growing here last year and missed a bean which dried, they could have gotten a bed. Plant where they did actually plant pepper seeds. Of course you’d think they would recognize a green bean plant but maybe someone else in the family gardened last year.
Bean plants are very very easy to grow from seed, even accidentally. Peppers are not. This is why second graders plant bean seeds in class.
I_attempted
French Beans
chzsteak-in-paradise
Green beans
Vegetable-Editor9482
Also, please ignore the snark in the comments. I don’t know if that’s the only bean plant you ended up with, but there have been some very strange mislabeling events in the past few years. If that’s the only one, you may have actually sown a pepper seed in that spot–in which case, how a bean got there is a mystery but not an impossibility (compost mishap, friendly raven or squirrel, helpful child).
29 Comments
Those are green beans
Those are beans
These are green beans. Pepper seeds are quite small, beans seeds look like beans.
Bush beans, you can make great haricots verts with it! And you need to harvest them now: the more you pick, the more they give; if you let them ripen fully they stop
Surely the seeds should have given it away. Pepper seeds and beans are so radically different.
Green beans
Green beans.
Beans my friend
lol is this rage bait?
Is this a game? There’s an easy way to find out
We call those pole peppers 😂
https://preview.redd.it/yb9i7dq4yu7h1.jpeg?width=474&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=751b174acd4c20f48c54013e9efcf81f44615a8a
If they didn’t look like this they weren’t pepper seeds.
lol
I’m confused how these got confused. These are classic green beans.
This is at least your second summer growing vegetables and you don’t know what a green bean looks like?
This person is probably in a career that’s on the cutting edge of technology and makes $250k a year.
You’ve seen pepper seeds, right? Like you’ve eaten peppers before?
I could understand the confusion if you bought one pepper seed and got a different pepper or if it, because almost all pepper seeds look the same. The exception is seeds from the pubescens family of peppers (they’re black instead of white), and I’ve never seen that particular family of pepper seeds available at retail stores.
Confusing a pepper seed with a bean seed pushes the edge of believability, and it’s a mistake that would never get past a QA check at a seed packing plant.
Have you considered eating one?
String beans
Not sure if you saw but those are green beans
I love these type of posts, like obviously OP knows they planted a green bean-the seeds are literally beans and pepper seeds look literally the same as the seeds in peppers at a store. A person would have had to never in their life eaten a vegetable to not be able to instantly tell them apart🤣.
green beans, bush not pole, coming along nicely 🏆
Babe…
Those don’t even look like peppers or peas…greenbeans
Throwing this out there—I have had green beans reseed themselves. If they had green beans growing here last year and missed a bean which dried, they could have gotten a bed. Plant where they did actually plant pepper seeds. Of course you’d think they would recognize a green bean plant but maybe someone else in the family gardened last year.
Bean plants are very very easy to grow from seed, even accidentally. Peppers are not. This is why second graders plant bean seeds in class.
French Beans
Green beans
Also, please ignore the snark in the comments. I don’t know if that’s the only bean plant you ended up with, but there have been some very strange mislabeling events in the past few years. If that’s the only one, you may have actually sown a pepper seed in that spot–in which case, how a bean got there is a mystery but not an impossibility (compost mishap, friendly raven or squirrel, helpful child).