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Old 06-25-2020, 10:19 AM   #46 (permalink)
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Default Re: UPDATE 2020 Season of my Nana Patches

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I don't keep up with it that way. These are mats that I don't cut the pups off. Now I'm starting to get 2, or 3 fruiting pstems and 3 to 5 pups all on the same corm. ... I'll count the Dwf Namwah mat later. 5 pstems of this mat are fruiting but not all on the same corm .... Originally 5 corms were set out in this mat.

The Dwf Namwah mat has 15 pstems 4 ft & taller & 14 pups 3 ft & smaller. 5 of those are currently fruiting. .... The big corm has 5 pstems; 3 of those are fruiting and 5 pups. Another corm has 4 pstems (1 fruiting) and 4 pups. The other 3 original corms, the pups and pstems are a little more spread out, meaning some of these are corms/pstems that grew from a rhizome and not the mother corm. .... Just a note and using TyTy nursery (TyTy, Ga) pricing; this Dwf Namwah mat is worth about (15 X $180 plus pups 14 X $60) $3500 to $4000. This doesn't include labor to plant, grow & maintain. I have 3 other mats about the same size and 6 other smaller mats still recovering from the big freeze 2-3 years ago.



If winter freeze & next years spring flooding doesn't kill too many of the nanas, I expects at least 5 bunches again on this mat. I do see 3 of this years pstems in this mat (not included in count) did put out new leaves but since died, I think from flooding ????.
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