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So I was eating a Dole organic banana from farm 404 today and was wondering what type of cavendish it could be. It tasted a little better than usual, 7-8 inches long and a thicker skin than I am used to.
Does anyone out there know much about cavendish that may be able to help? If you need a picture I will take one later, I ate the one I had with me. |
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I think their
MUSA Gran Nain The common commercial banana you will find at your local supermarket Last edited by sunfish : 10-15-2010 at 09:03 PM. |
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I was thinking they could be that type, but didn't really know since I know nothing about cavendish. They are just bigger than the ones they usually stock. I can't wait till my plants finally fruit. Fresh bananas sound so good.
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Yes, they are likely 'Grand Nain'. You cannot really tell from the fruit, you need to look at the whole plants, but 'Grand Nain' is most common.
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