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Danny Lobster · 07-30-2016, 08:41 PM

Although much of my yard has been mucked, where these guys are growing has not.
No sign of flooding,
I have two rows, seems to have started on the row farther from the canal.
I cut out the first ones I noticed, I thought they got hit by lightning. It comes on fast. I am getting new growth from the ones I cut and they seem quite healthy. Weird.
I do not know the variety. They were here when I bought the house. I transplanted them to the back and made a border so I have a lot more. Very small (4 to 6 inches) Thin skin. very short timeline from yellow to mush. Very sweet.

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Danny Lobster Location: FL, South Shore of Lake O Find me on the map! Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 23 BananaBucks : 7,547 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 4 Times Was Thanked 15 Times in 7 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 0 Times	Re: Sick nanas tipping over and dieing Although much of my yard has been mucked, where these guys are growing has not. No sign of flooding, I have two rows, seems to have started on the row farther from the canal. I cut out the first ones I noticed, I thought they got hit by lightning. It comes on fast. I am getting new growth from the ones I cut and they seem quite healthy. Weird. I do not know the variety. They were here when I bought the house. I transplanted them to the back and made a border so I have a lot more. Very small (4 to 6 inches) Thin skin. very short timeline from yellow to mush. Very sweet.