Legume Powder Inoculant - Cover Crop Seed Inoculant for Legume Seeds - .25 Oz Bag - Powder Rhizobia Inoculant for Cover Crop Hairy Vetch, Lentil Seeds, Fava Beans, Broad Bean, Garden Pea & Field Peas

The germination on my first pea planting was not good. It was in a new raised bed and I didn't do enough homework. I just did a late summer planting and soaking the seeds in this innoculant made a huge difference in germination and growth. I'm in zone 4A Idaho at high elevation and germination and quick growth are very crucial.

After first planting beans and peas, without an inoculate, 80% of the seeds did not germinate and the rest did not look healthy. So I replanted a second time using the inoculate, and the plants came up very well and thrived until the rabbits eat the beans!

Fantastic results! Nearly all of my seeds sprouted and are doing well. I planted 72 asst green/lima beans and 68 sprouted. Of the ones that failed they were all the same strain therefore I would lay blame for the failure to sprout on the seeds I used. Last year I did not use any inoculant and was not very successful sprouting or producing. So, after comparing to 2 years, I expect to be using this product from now on for all of my legumes. I will try to remember to post a follow-up (if possible) regarding the harvest although many other factors are involved in production. Having said that, it seems an inoculant gives them the leg up needed to prepare one for increased success.

The item was good. Chock full of Rhizobium. There were no directions though. I hope I did it right!!

Easily mixed. Good soil boost and had a bumper crop of beans

I saw no improvement on bean production

Great product. I use on peas & beans. Help germination.

I didn’t do a placebo-controlled comparison study, but we’ve gotten an exceptional crop of beans this year—getting way more product than the 2 different people who had bequeathed us their favorite beans a few months ago. I nearly took away a star or two because I don’t really like pole beans, and we now get way more than I want to deal with, but that’s my problem…