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Old 07-09-2017, 04:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default My banana has amnesia

Hello!

I'm obviously new around here, and I was hoping somebody could identify my mystery naner. I bought it in central Florida (north of Deland) from some Mexican people. The only English they could say was "short, fat, sweet". Since the woman didn't wink, I figure she was talking about the fruit and not me.

The flower popped out about 9 months after planting. Where it came out is about 7' high. About 5 months after I planted, hurricane Matthew blew through and tore up the leaves, but the stalk was unhurt, so it seems to have strong roots. The leaves get shredded VERY easily, as opposed to a dwarf Namwah I just planted where there hasn't been any shredding at all. The fruit took a little more than 4 months before it was rounded enough to harvest. The plant produced two hands, with 8 fruits each.

I've included pix below. The shot of naners on stalk was taken a couple weeks after they appeared. I ate the one in the picture and it was slightly tart in the middle, but that could've been because it was just a tiny bit not ripe.

If anyone could help, I would really appreciate it. I have limited space and don't want to buy the same thing again. Thank you!
(I tried to upload photos from my gallery, but they didn't appear.)












Attached Images
File Type: jpg naner 1.jpg (1.09 MB, 20 views)
File Type: jpg naner 2.jpg (1.20 MB, 19 views)
File Type: jpg naner 3.jpg (1.16 MB, 13 views)
File Type: jpg naner 4.jpg (522.0 KB, 18 views)
File Type: jpg naner 5.jpg (536.5 KB, 15 views)
File Type: jpg naner 6.jpg (1.17 MB, 21 views)

Last edited by chickenfreak : 07-09-2017 at 05:00 PM. Reason: no photos
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