Thresher shark beans AKA mouse beans haha

Nematode · July 25, 2015

Got some northeaster beans doing this.
I think they got very dry as these developed. Could that be the cause? Something else?
Thanks

pauldavid · July 25, 2015

Looks like alligator beans.

Maybe thrips or poor pollination? The bean pod looks healthy and green.

Tormato · July 28, 2015

My pole bean plants usually number in the hundreds each year. Since only a tiny amount of pods will look like that, I don't worry about what causes it.

TightenUp · July 28, 2015

spot on Thresher!

July 28, 2015	#4
TightenUp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Jersey Posts: 1,183	spot on Thresher! __________________

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July 25, 2015	#2
pauldavid Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: NE Louisiana, Zone 8A Posts: 1,179	Looks like alligator beans. Maybe thrips or poor pollination? The bean pod looks healthy and green.

July 28, 2015	#3
Tormato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MA Posts: 4,959	My pole bean plants usually number in the hundreds each year. Since only a tiny amount of pods will look like that, I don't worry about what causes it.