Tag: Pea

The tendril in a pea plant is a modified stem which is coiled to provide support to the plant. Why do peas have tendrils? The pea plant is a climbing vine that can reach heights of 2 meters. The young tendrils have round hollow stems with thin coiled tendrils that allow it to climb in […]

It is a leaf like structure. Sometimes the entire leaf does not get converted into tendril. It is usually seen in Pisum that is sweet pea. Our correct option is (D) that is leaflet. Does sweet pea have leaf tendrils? Thus, the correct answer is ‘Leaflets. ‘ Is sweet pea a tendril? Whereas in the […]

Thus, the correct answer is ‘Leaflets. Is sweet pea a tendril? Whereas in the sweet pea, it is nothing but the terminal leaflet, which is modified to form the tendrils. Whereas in some other plants like yellow vetch, the whole leaf is modified to form the tendril, and in this plant, photosynthesis is carried out […]

False. Tendrils of pea is a modification of the leaf. In plants with weak stems, leaf or a part of leaf gets modified into green threadlike structures called tendrils which help in climbing around the support. Biology. Standard VI. What is modified in pea plant? Leaf tendrils (peas) are actually modified leaves that emerge from […]

The modified coiled and wiry structure that provides support to plants such as sweet pea is called the tendril. Tendrils are aerial stem modifications. They may be branched or unbranched. What is the modification of pea? Tendrils of pea is a modification of the stem. Tendrils of pea is a modification of the stem. Are […]

Step By Step Guide First fill a large patio container with good quality multi-purpose compost. Insert five or more 6ft/180cm bamboo canes to form a circle, tying the tops together with garden twine. With a hand trowel, plant three sweet pea seedlings at the base of each support. Can you grow sweet peas up bamboo […]

In general, space bush beans about 2 to 4 in (5.1 to 10.2 cm) apart. Space pole bean seeds about 4 to 6 in (10 to 15 cm) from each other. Plant pea seeds 3 in (7.6 cm) apart. Can peas and beans be planted close together? Meanwhile, peas and other legumes such as beans […]

organic sugar cane mulch. Mulch well using an organic sugar cane mulch. Sweet pea seeds are vulnerable to rotting so do not water again until the young shoots break through the soil (unless you have especially hot and dry weather). What is the best mulch for peas? Wood Chips. Wood Chips are the most common […]

alfalfa leaves. Both the adults and nymphs suck juices from alfalfa leaves, petioles, stems, and flower buds. They prefer young growth and congregate on the growing tips of the plants. Heavy pea aphid feeding causes alfalfa to turn yellow and wilt. What does aphids feed on? plant sapAphids are soft-bodied insects that use their piercing […]

You will need: pea sticks, or. 150cm (5′) canes and string, or. 150cm (5′) canes and pea and bean netting. What is pea sticks? Definition of pea-stick : a long stake or branch upon which garden peas are trained cutting down the green young branches for pea-sticks— Georgianna Bruce. What is the best support for […]

Bacterial Blight. Downy Mildew. Ascochyta Leaf and Pod Spot. What is rust of pea? Pea rust caused by Uromyces fabae (Pers.) de-Bary is a major problem in warm humid regions causing huge economic losses. What is pea crop used for? Pea crops can be a useful part of a rotation on the farm, peas are […]

The best defense, as they say, is a good offense. Purchase disease free seeds and plants, practice crop rotation, control irrigation, and space plants accordingly to grow a bumper crop of healthy peas. What to spray peas with? In the home garden, spray foliage with soapy water, then rinse with clear water. Alternatively, use an […]

Place canes about 60cm (2′) apart around the row and tie 3 layers of string around the whole lot then criss-cross between the rows to form a lattice. Use pea and bean netting around the whole row supported by threading canes through at 60cm (2′) intervals. How do you arrange pea sticks? Stick each pea […]

Most pea varieties will grow between 4 and 6 feet high. Using pruned branches from your trees is a great free way of providing a natural looking support. Collect branches about 1-2 inches in diameter and approx 6ft high. How tall do snap peas grow? Climbing varieties can reach six to eight feet in height […]

Sowing Peas Mice love peas, while pigeons like to nip off the tender young shoots. This is one reason to sow them under cover, where you can keep an eye on them! Sow the seeds into plug trays, dropping in two seeds per cell. Do pea plants need to be covered? Most peas, apart from […]

What Makes a Good Pea Stick? There are just three requirements for a good pea stick. The branches must be twiggy so there are lots of places for plants to grab or rest on. They should be cut in winter or very early spring so there are no leaves (not a deal breaker – just […]

Bush or dwarf peas can be grown without support (but it will require some bending or knee harvesting later on). Sow bush peas in wide-row blocks; scatter the seed over the bed 1 inch apart and later thin plants to three inches apart. Do peas grow on a bush or vine? Peas grow on a […]

Yes, peas contain carbohydrate, but they can still be part of a diabetes eating plan. The fiber and protein content of peas is thought to help slow digestion, which, in turn, can help smooth out blood sugar levels after eating. Peas also rank low on the glycemic index scale, with a glycemic index of 22. […]

Pea netting is a plastic plant support netting mesh. That allows climbing plants, crops and vegetables to have support while growing. Do peas need to be netted? Most peas, apart from dwarf cultivars, need supports to scramble up. For taller varieties, trellis, bamboo canes and netting are ideal, while smaller varieties can be supported with […]

Cover your peas with medium-weight netting so the birds can’t get to them. Lay medium-weight white spun fabric, garden fleece, or netting right on top of your pea plants. Then, place rocks, bricks, or soil on the edges of the fabric to prevent it from blowing off. Should pea plants be protected from frost? peas […]