Pole beans take 60–75 days to flower vs. 50–55 for bush beans. Your 4-ft vines at 8 weeks are on schedule—flowers coming soon.
Bush beans: concentrated harvest, easier picking, less disease. Pole beans: longer harvest, more total yield per area, but more disease/insect pressure late season. Succession-planting bush beans every 3 weeks often outproduces poles with less work.
Wait 2 more weeks. If no flowers, check for root-knot nematodes (stunted roots) or excessive shade.
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