@mysteriousroad: You are doing amazing 👍
Growing Japanese Soy Beans (Edamame) From The Seeds by @anggreklestari on 3Speak
▶️ Watch on 3Speak --- Experimentation with vegetable growing continues. I've always wondered if I could grow a variety of my favorite plants in my organic garden. Currently I am focused on the wor...
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@mysteriousroad: You are doing amazing 👍
@quiubi: The soy is amazing for our body full protein! 😍
@whitneyalexx: I love soybeans a lot as it is a great source of plant based protein. This is the first time seeing this type of soybeans.
@jlufer: Hello dear friend @anggreklestari how are you? What a beautiful video, I loved seeing the evolution of your plant, congratulations You are doing a great job in your garden, and I love the plans you have, to take the garden to a second level, and incorporate people so that they can make a living from agriculture. I have no doubt that you will meet your goals. Have a wonderful day
@jane1289: Been seeing this kind of beans at the market, so it's actually soy beans hehe...
@mamani: I congratulate you, you have very good ideas to help your community. Employment and food will be a great challenge for you. 😘❤️
@sisjane: I love to see how you prepare the recipe. I which I could do likewise.
@charinakim: Wow! That is great! So I wonder if is it possible to make our own tempeh? :D
@nanixxx: Currently I am focused on the world of small scale agriculture. Maybe later this will become a local business that helps the local economy. You can count on my help. This is always a lot of good vibes for your organic garden. 😄 what a nice video!
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@incublus: I didn't know beans were normally so hairy. We used to grow beans, years and years ago. I don't know if 2/10 is a success, but it's certainly better than nothing. Good luck for the next time chef!
@devyleona: Good luck with the edamame sis!
@discoveringarni: I enjoyed munching on Edamame overseas and once during a visit to Japan many moons ago. I haven't found any in the area where we live here in the Philippines. That's awesome! I had no idea they could grow in our climate.