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Abnshrek · 12-27-2013, 10:14 AM

Considering I just Welcomed this member..... I think anyone trying to get a biannual crop should have their plant established in the ground more than a year probably 2-3 years. I think many will tell you getting one crop in 8B is do-able, but biannual is some high expectations for a plant that was just stuck in the ground. There is nothing wrong w/ the Banana plants, its usually something we do or don't do to prevent a stem failure in a pot. I believe I will fruit my SH3640 in the coming year after having in a pot for a year & a half, and fruiting @ 2 years. I wish everyone luck with any variety they grow. :^)

12-27-2013, 10:14 AM	#3 (permalink)
Abnshrek Happy Growing Abnshrek 's Photo Gallery Location: Beaumont Texas Find me on the map! Zone: 8b, but 9b weather.. Name: Migael / Michael Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 9,493 BananaBucks : 311,862 Feedback: 45 / 100% Said "Thanks" 10,447 Times Was Thanked 16,443 Times in 5,238 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 2,318 Times	Re: SH3640 Experiences Considering I just Welcomed this member..... I think anyone trying to get a biannual crop should have their plant established in the ground more than a year probably 2-3 years. I think many will tell you getting one crop in 8B is do-able, but biannual is some high expectations for a plant that was just stuck in the ground. There is nothing wrong w/ the Banana plants, its usually something we do or don't do to prevent a stem failure in a pot. I believe I will fruit my SH3640 in the coming year after having in a pot for a year & a half, and fruiting @ 2 years. I wish everyone luck with any variety they grow. :^) __________________ I'm a Nannerhead :^)