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6-7 foot of p stem fruiting?
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Re: 6-7 foot of p stem fruiting?
This was fruiting next to my wife's work and went and asked to owners what variety it was and they had no clue. I asked for a pup and they gave me two!!!
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07-28-2012, 06:48 PM
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Re: 6-7 foot of p stem fruiting?
Fruit looks angular and the bud resembles some of my Orinocos. Where does this banana live?
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Re: 6-7 foot of p stem fruiting?
It lives like 1/2 mile from my house here in san benito Texas.
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Re: 6-7 foot of p stem fruiting?
Is there also a dwarf Orinoco?
Need a banana Id on this plant if possible. This is where I was getting an I'd of one at my house. |
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Re: 6-7 foot of p stem fruiting?
It looks like a regular orinoco..
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