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Basjoofriend · 06-21-2009, 08:07 AM

Hi,

also it was a cycle between night and day, near 0°C overnight and so between 20° and 25°C overday. I do remember about germinating Parajubaea torallyi from the Andes from Peru. Musa sikkimensis is a mountain banana from the Himalaya.

Helton has also protected the seed from cold, fortunately no frosts. He also was surprised.

Best wishes
Joachim

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