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Old 03-28-2008, 03:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hello, I live in France in small brittany and I have a passion for all musa species and particularly rare forms.
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Old 03-28-2008, 03:27 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Welcome, from Ecuador! Glad to have you here.
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Thanks for your welcoming Lorax. Wich species are you growing in ecuador?
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Currently none, since the contract came up on my rental in the South. So far as Musa goes, I was growing Cavendish, Dwarf Cavendish, Basjoo, Manzano, a local variety called Seda (silk bananas), Red Plantains, and standard Plantains, along with Heliconia, which are called Platanillo here.

I miss my nanners, and I'm looking for a new rental that has at least garden space. Trying to force anything other than standard Plantains here in Quito is frustrating, to say the very least. If I'm out and get a cold rain, my pups are liable to kack out on me.
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Hi there! Are you growing any Musas at this time?
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hello Richard, here is my small list : Musa manzano, thomsonii, velutina, ornata, basjoo, basjoo sakkhalin, itinerans, balbisiana, mannii, textilis, dwarf brazilian, orinoco, sabba, helen's hybrid, basjoo x hybridum, namwha, sikkimensis, sikkimensis red tiger, nagensium, Ensete maurellii, ensete ventricosum, ensete sp kluay, ensete montelibiard, canna stuttgart like aeae (variegata). Some of my musa are growing outdoor and are cold resistant as -5°celsius (helen's, manzano, mannii, thomsonii, basjoo, canna, nagensium, ensete).
I saw that you live in San diego. I lived in "La jolla" 12 months with my parents (my father had worked at the IATTC scrips institution). Nice country!!!
Thanks for your welcome. Tangi
PS: looking for new musa species and variegated species.
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welcome Tangi, Im Carlos from Spain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

please, vote us at Eurovision song contest!!!!!!
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hello Richard, here is my small list : Musa manzano, thomsonii, velutina, ornata, basjoo, basjoo sakkhalin, itinerans, balbisiana, mannii, textilis, dwarf brazilian, orinoco, sabba, helen's hybrid, basjoo x hybridum, namwha, sikkimensis, sikkimensis red tiger, nagensium, Ensete maurellii, ensete ventricosum, ensete sp kluay, ensete montelibiard, canna stuttgart like aeae (variegata). Some of my musa are growing outdoor and are cold resistant as -5°celsius (helen's, manzano, mannii, thomsonii, basjoo, canna, nagensium, ensete).
I saw that you live in San diego. I lived in "La jolla" 12 months with my parents (my father had worked at the IATTC scrips institution). Nice country!!!
Thanks for your welcome. Tangi
PS: looking for new musa species and variegated species.
Welcome Tangi... Wow, what a nice variety of species you have!
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Hello Tangi, and welcome!
Can you tell me how big your nagensium is, and where did you get it?
And are you sure it is not a cheesmanii?
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Welcome here!! You are already growing much banana's!!
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