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Kentucky Wonder Bean Blossom Drop: Heat and Sun Exposure

Bean flowers drop above 90°F. Afternoon sun increases drop. Over-fertilizing causes drop, but under-fertilizing reduces leaf shade. If flowers are exposed, fertilize with houseplant food for more leaves, wait for cooler temps.

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