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Pulling them up makes the bulk of the nitrogen go where you place it. So with you putting it back on your bed, it just makes it less deep into the soil. Still there. I would recommend just chop and dropping the top and leaving the roots to rot in place, keeping the nitrogen nodules in the soil...

I think it varies by species, as my winged beans will push out new blossoms as others are maturing on the plant. Its great to see all of nature's variety!

Not sure if someone answered the nitrogen question you had- The beans will start right away and will produce nitrogen rich nodes on their roots. You have to leave the roots in ground to get any benefit, so no pulling plants if you want that benefit! If you want to replant in the spot, just cut...