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Old 05-11-2009, 02:36 PM   #70 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by YAKUZA View Post
i have a red stern basjoo, ventricosum, cavendish, acumminata monkeyfinger, helens hybride. im from belgium. what 2 do
plant in garden in ... how you say it.... full soil or i leave it in a container end dig it in.
temperature winter tis year -19 degrees celcius
I thought that the Western Europe climate was much warmer in the winter thanks to the warm Gulf Stream. How could you have had -19°C? Is it really so? Wet winter or snowy winter?


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i mean 3 years waithing is long.
i what 2 c quiker result hehe im a dreamer
Citruses take sometimes decades to start fruiting. Is it still so long?

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I thought you had it flower quicker. I have some in full soil and some in containers. I don't know what is better. The one flowering is standing in full soil. If you send me a PM we can talk in Netherlands?
Container for Cavendish types, free soil for the hardier (basjoo, Orinoco, sikkimensis...)

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Well, you can allway sendt them to me here. It will be much warmer for them.
What are your annual winter lowest tempeartures (for the past about 10 years or so)...?

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Originally Posted by YAKUZA View Post
a small question for european nana lovers
how long it takes for having some flowering in a mmmmm for example a basjoo,helens hybrid or a cavendish in a belgium,Germany,slovakian,... climate.
overwintering inside.the rest of the seazon outside
It depends, some flower earlier (Cavendishes), because I have them in the warm place for winter, some fruit later (basjoos in the soil...)
One more thing, it's Slovak, not Slovakian. ...
Slovak climate would be:
Winter lowest 2009 >>> -13°C (about 1 night,then it gradually fell to -1°C)
Summer highest 2008 >>> 34,5°C
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