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Old 10-01-2008, 11:05 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Party Banana plant ID-pink flowers

I've had this plant for about 4 years maybe 5.Last year I dug it for a new bed and put in GH& dragged to placement.Its FLOWERING




I know its hardy in my area SE Tx Zone 8b coastal.


I'd like to know how long till fruit?
If ediable?
should I do anything to it right now?It got a slight lean from IKE passing by.That flower bud kind of snuck up on me and smacked me wide awake.I Had to have power to notice it...lol

I loaded a picture in the gallery under banana flowers.That button below don't seem to be working.
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Old 10-01-2008, 01:16 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: Banana plant ID-pink flowers

From the pics you posted it certainly seems to be an edible type. Can't say for sure which one, though. Unfortunately, with it flowering and setting fruit so late I doubt that the fruit will have time to mature before cool weather sets in. It typically takes around 4 months from the time the first fruit appears for them to ripen. I'd let them go and see what you get though. It can't hurt but 4 months from today puts you at Feb. 1st.
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Default Re: Banana plant ID-pink flowers

Good luck with your fruit, I am not knowledgeable enough to identify it for you. If you can post another pic or two of the pstem and leaves, it may help.
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