Cluster Bean (Guar) Seeds
Crisp and Nutritious Vegetables
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Cluster Bean (Guar) Seeds
Grow Fresh, Tender Guar Beans at Home
Cluster Bean (Guar) is a highly productive and heat-tolerant vegetable that has been cultivated in India for generations. Known for its tender green pods and easy-growing nature, guar is an excellent choice for kitchen gardens, terrace gardens, balconies, grow bags, and backyard vegetable patches.
This hardy plant thrives in warm climates and produces an abundant harvest of nutritious pods that can be used in traditional Indian curries, stir-fries, sabzis, and dals.
Packet Contains
200 Premium Quality Seeds (10 gram)
Carefully selected seeds packed for home gardeners and kitchen garden enthusiasts.
Feature | Details |
|---|
Seed Type | Non-GMO |
Pod Color | Tender Light Green |
Pod Length | 10–12 cm (4–5 Inches) |
Plant Type | Bushy, Upright Growing Plant |
Germination Time | 7–10 Days |
Days to First Harvest | 60–65 Days After Sowing |
Growing Difficulty | Easy |
Suitable For | Pots, Grow Bags, Raised Beds & Open Ground |
✓ Easy to grow and beginner-friendly
✓ Produces tender, flavorful green pods
✓ Excellent heat and drought tolerance
✓ Suitable for terrace, balcony and backyard gardens
✓ Continuous harvesting encourages more pod production
✓ Perfect for organic kitchen gardening
✓ Well adapted to Indian climatic conditions
North India
February to March
June to July
South India
Almost year-round except during extreme rainfall
Western & Central India
February to July
Eastern India
February to August
Step 1: Seed Sowing
Sow seeds directly in soil at a depth of 1–1.5 cm (½ inch).
Cluster beans develop a deep taproot and perform best when sown directly into their final growing location.
Step 2: Spacing
Plant to Plant: 10–15 cm (4–6 Inches)
Row to Row: 45–60 cm (18–24 Inches)
Step 3: Sunlight
Provide at least 5–6 hours of direct sunlight daily for healthy growth and better pod production.
Step 4: Watering
Keep the soil moderately moist during germination and early growth.
Avoid overwatering as cluster beans prefer well-drained soil conditions.
Step 5: Nutrition
Apply compost or vermicompost every 15–20 days to support vigorous growth and continuous harvesting.
Container Growing Guide
Cluster beans grow successfully in containers and grow bags.
Recommended Container
Minimum Pot Size: 12–15 Inches Deep
Grow Bag: 12x12 Inches or Larger
Soil Mix
40% Garden Soil
30% Compost or Vermicompost
30% Cocopeat
Good drainage is essential for healthy root development.
Harvesting
Tender pods are ready for harvesting approximately 60–65 days after sowing.
Harvest pods while they are young and tender for the best flavor and texture.
Regular picking encourages the plant to produce additional pods throughout the season.
Cluster beans are naturally rich in:
Dietary Fiber
Calcium
Iron
Potassium
Manganese
Plant-Based Nutrients
They are commonly used in Indian households for preparing sabzis, curries, stir-fries, soups, and traditional recipes.
Sow in warm weather for faster germination.
Use well-drained soil with organic matter.
Remove yellow or damaged leaves regularly.
Harvest pods frequently to stimulate new growth.
Ensure adequate sunlight throughout the growing season.
Fresh Batch Seeds
Carefully Selected & Packed
Non-GMO Seeds
Suitable for Home Garden Cultivation
Ideal for Organic Gardening
Packed for High Germination Performance
Seed germination and plant performance depend on temperature, sunlight, soil quality, watering practices, and local climatic conditions. Following recommended growing practices significantly improves germination rates, plant health, and overall yield.
For best results, sow during warm weather and provide adequate sunlight for strong growth and abundant pod production.
