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Old October 4, 2015   #1
Labradors2
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Default Beans with mold

I harvested my pole beans then, when they got past it, I left them to mature on the vines for a couple of months. We had a lot of rain recently, but it is dry now. I just picked a whole pile of brown pods, some of which had black mold on the outside. When I shelled them, some of the beans had white mold inside. It looks as if it will easily wipe off but.......

Should I just keep them for cooking or would they be ok to save and grow next year?

I've Googled this, and haven't really come up with a solution. I don't think that it's white mold, but some kind of mold that blows in on the wind and rain around here.

Linda
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