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Banana I.D. Please
  [/IMG]https://photos.app.goo.gl/Six2N2cFs4hanspN9 https://photos.app.goo.gl/7uqoR3ZQ4C5MjRoX6 Hello all, I am new here and I was wondering if anyone could tell me what they think this banana plant is? I got this plant from my uncle and he got his from someone else, not sure who, so I really have no idea what it could be. The ripe fruit has a thin skin and tears easily. The fruit has a thick center that runs the length of the fruit and the fruit is small and sweet. I very much like the taste except for the thick center. As for the plant it gets to be about 5-6ft tall. Thanks for your time and input! Last edited by bananadrew : 09-01-2019 at 09:58 PM. Reason: Pictures not working. |
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Re: Banana I.D. Please
don't know what it is for sure. but your thicker center tells you the bananas need to ripen a bit longer before eating them.
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Thanks for the info about the thick centers! I had no idea that meant they needed to ripen longer.
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Dwarf Brazilian.
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