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beginner in kansas
Hi everyone my name is Tony i live in wichita kansas, love to cook, coach sports, basketball and volleyball for middle school girls, have been doing this for years. i enjoy gardening, have citrus trees, i raise indoors. became curious then hooked on bananas. just got three plants in. having a hard time with watering and feeding them. it mostly been trial and error. but i want to retire with the wife in a couple of years. life has been good, want to learn bananas. thanks tony
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Re: beginner in kansas
[F]A warm welcome, Tony, from Georgia.
I don't grow bananas, but feel free to check out some great forums in the org and ask questions. Best of luck to you on growing bananas.[/font]
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Welcome to the Org oldkong!
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Welcome to the org!
 You'll learn a lot here kwik! One thing, when it's cold [like 50's] outside, don't give them very much water or food. The water can cause corm-rot and since they grow very slow when it's cold, the fertilizer can burn the roots. If you need any info, just ask. 
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Hi Tony, welcome to the org from another foreign place. Sounds like you like challenges, growing some bananas there in Wichita! But, where there's a will, there's a way!
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Hi Tony and welcome to the forum.
I also live in Wichita,and been growing bananas,Palms and other tropicals for over 10 years now. If you'd like to come see my set up,just give me call and we will set up a day and time. There are several banana growers here in town,that you could also meet,and see there set up as well. Hope to see you soon. Don |
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Welcome from Milwaukee Oldkong! There is a lot you can learn here. And really, alot of it is trial and error. Don't worry about it too much. I have killed as many plants as I have successfully grown.
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Hi Tony, and a warm welcome from another old f-rt in the beautiful state of Maryland.
Rae- you don't grow bananas???
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Re: beginner in kansas
Welcome to the org! I have a cousin in KC!
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Howard, I don't have any sunny locations to plant them and Georgia has hardly any rain in the summer, not good for bananas. Rae
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