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Mississippi Silver-brown crowder type green pea is large turning to brown seed mature pod is green turning silvery and then yellow large, semi-vining plant with multiple disease resistance.

Mississippi Purple-brown crowder type green pea is large, turning to brown seed mature pod light green to purple turning brown when dry semi-vining type plant with multiple disease resistance.

This cowpea gets its name, Quickpick, because it matures in about 60 days. This variety is a pinkeye Purplehull type variety that is determinate, erect, compact (reach about 20 inches), and non-vining.

Magnolia Blackeye-green pea is light green to cream with black eye mature green pod is light green to cream mature pods are tan plant is small, and pods are not held up well plants have multiple disease resistance. The Quickpick Pinkeye cowpea is a bush type southern cowpea with early maturity and good disease resistance.

Louisiana Quickpick-bears pink-eyed, purple-hulled pods above the foliage.

The most serious insect problems are cowpea curculios, aphids, and stink bugs. A bag of seed was increased in Georgia and named Big Boy. It is believed to have originated from genetic material from the Texas Cowpea breeding program but somehow ended up in Georgia. Major disease problems are fusarium wilt, several viruses, root knot nematodes, and pod rots. Detailed review of Vigna, Asparagus Bean, Cow Pea, Cowpea, Southern Pea, Yard Long Bean Quickpick The plant belongs to the Fabaceae Family of Vegetables. Big Boy Also called Texas Big Boy, Big Boy has been in the seed trade since the 1950s.

Varieties such as Mississippi Silver, Mississippi Purple, Magnolia Blackeye, Mississippi Cream, and Mississippi Pinkeye have multiple disease resistance (fusarium, root knot nematode, and several strains of virus) and perform better than varieties that possess no disease resistance, such as California Blackeye, Knuckle Purple Hull, and Bunch Pinkeye. This non-vining bush-type plant produces high yields of dark purple pods. The soil PH should be around 5.6 to 6.0 (acidic).

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For a healthy growing, the sun exposure conditions are Full Sun and watering conditions are null. (7-15 cm) for foliage and root extension. (45-60 cm) and needs a spacing of 3-6 in. Seed quality and variety are important to success when growing peas. The plant belongs to the Fabaceae Family of Vegetables. Older varieties have a tendency to make a vine newer varieties are semi-vining to bush type. Generally more synchronistic in setting pods and produces greater machine harvested yields than Texas Pinkeye Purple Hull. Suitable for either machine or hand harvest. Peas grow in all soil types but are sensitive to high levels of nitrogen fertilizer and respond by making all vine and few pods. Quickpick Pinkeye Southen Peas (Cowpea) is a determinate pea developed for the fresh market. If you experience a VERY LOW or ZERO germination not caused by local conditions, or any other problems with your order, don't panic or get mad, just contact us for replacement or refund.Do not plant this warm-weather vegetable early in cool soil. If you have any questions, please ask! We GUARANTEE all items are fresh, true to type, shipped properly, and will perform as advertised. Resistant to Blackeye Cowpeas Mosaic Virus. Suitable for home gardens and market growers. This cowpea gets its name, Quickpick, because it matures in about 60 days. This variety is a pinkeye Purplehull type. Peas are very flavorful and cream-colored with a maroon eye. The Quickpick Pinkeye cowpea is a bush type southern cowpea with early maturity and good disease resistance. Produces high yields of 8-in (21cm) dark purple pods. Quickpick Pinkeye Cowpea Seed - Purple Hull Southern Pea Seeds Non-vining bush type plant. Item: 303525711096 Quickpick Pinkeye Cowpea Seed - Purple Hull Southern Pea Seeds (½oz to 8oz).