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Can a water sucker produce a sword?
I recently decided to plant some banana plants in my backyard, so I got a namwa, blue java and brazilian plant from GoingBananas in FL. However, before buying those 3 a friend of mine gave me a banana plant which I call mistery banana because neither him nor I know what it is.
This plant looks fine to me but slower to grow compare to the others. The more I read and learn about bananas the more I believe it is a water sucker. So here is my question: Can a water sucker produce a sword? if so, would it be a good idea to remove it once the sword comes out? Thank you. |
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Re: Can a water sucker produce a sword?
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Yes!.....It's possible that a water sucker Nana plant grows as normal as any other Nana plant and produce sword pups/suckers!....And even flower, blooms!....Just give her the necessary balance nutrients, irrigation, etc. and she will reward you back with a nice size pups/suckers and a Nana bunch when fruiting!.... It's up to you, but I personally leave at least one pup in each Nana mat for the next generation crop/cycle!....Means next fruiting Nana plant!.... Congrats!....Nice acquisitions!....You can't go wrong buying from Don and Katie (Going Bananas)....Very kind and special people!.....A trusted source!... Good luck!..... Welcome to the banana gang!.....  
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Re: Can a water sucker produce a sword?
Thank you for your help! Yes, they are great and very helpful. I initially went there (Going Bananas) to get fertilizer and then fell in love with every banana i tasted while there. 3 visits later I ended up with 3 different plants.
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Re: Can a water sucker produce a sword?
You welcome!.....Every time I visit Going Bananas I feel like a kid in a big candy store!.....I always said "there is room for one more (Nana)!".....LOL!....
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