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edamame plant seeds Kuroshinju Black EdamameKuroshinju Edamame, meaning Black Pearl in Japanese, is a rare and striking variety of black seeded soybean prized for its deep, nutty flavor and dramatic appearance. The bright green pods are slightly fuzzy and grow to reveal glossy black beans that are both beautiful and delicious. Compared to standard green edamame, Kuroshinju has a sweeter, richer flavor and a silkier texture, making it a standout for fresh eating or specialty cooking. Plants
Kuroshinju Edamame, meaning “Black Pearl” in Japanese, is a rare and striking variety of black-seeded soybean prized for its deep, nutty flavor and dramatic appearance. The bright green pods are slightly fuzzy and grow to reveal glossy black beans that are both beautiful and delicious. Compared to standard green edamame, Kuroshinju has a sweeter, richer flavor and a silkier texture, making it a standout for fresh eating or specialty cooking.
Plants reach about 2 to 2.5 feet tall and produce good yields of 2–3 seeded pods on strong, upright stems. Kuroshinju matures in approximately 85–90 days and is best harvested at the plump “green shell” stage when the beans are fully formed but still soft (beans will be green with a black cast at this stage). It grows well in a wide range of garden soils and is well suited to both home gardens and small farm plots. With its midseason timing and vigorous growth, it’s an excellent choice for those looking to grow something a little different.
Though common in select regions of Japan, black edamame varieties like Kuroshinju remain a rarity in North America. The black beans hold their color well when steamed and make an eye-catching addition to bento boxes, salads, and snack trays. This variety offers both flavor and intrigue, putting a bold and interesting spin to the traditional edamame experience.
Karikachi is a determinate variety that matures approximately 85-95 days after sowing. Each packet contains a minimum of 50 seeds.
Notice: We cannot ship soybean or mung bean varieties to Idaho.
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