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lapless

10-13-2018 07:08 AM

Starter

Hi! Im asking for starter plants. I do not want to buy established plants from a lnursery, as most have considerable development. This does not give me enough training in reality in attempting to develop my own crop from start.
My goal is to retire to Ecuador. However, i am living in western NC USA at present, and in an apartment, no less. This seems ideal training ground for the next 5 years.
Encouragement and constructive criticism are welcome. Thank you!

cincinnana

10-13-2018 07:39 PM

Re: Starter

Welcome to the Jungle..:woohoonaner:

Richard

10-13-2018 11:36 PM

Re: Starter

Quote:

Originally Posted by lapless (Post 319443)

... My goal is to retire to Ecuador. ...

Ecuador has roughly 4 climatic zones. Bananas thrive in all of them but pit fruits such as true plums do not. Which zone are you considering?

Botanical_Bryce

10-14-2018 09:21 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard (Post 319454)

Ecuador has roughly 4 climatic zones. Bananas thrive in all of them but pit fruits such as true plums do not. Which zone are you considering?

Pit fruits? Where does he ask about pit fruits?

HMelendez

10-15-2018 08:06 AM

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Welcome to the banana gang!.....:2723::bananarow::2723:

Ecuador has some "local" awesome Nana Varieties!.....Maqueño Nana (consider a dual purpose Nana), Barraganete Plantain, Seda Nana, Rosado Nana (Musa Red Variety), Orito Nana (Ladyfinger Nana), etc......

Snarkie

11-03-2018 08:06 AM

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Hey there-

Welcome to the Banana Express. :nanerwaveytrain:

I'm in Charlotte and I have a ton of divisions I need to cull. If you want them, lemme know.

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