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10-14-2017, 11:26 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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Is this a Dwarf Cavendish?
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Re: Is this a Dwarf Cavendish?
Doesn’t look like cavendish to me. Strange. It’s an AAA type like cavendish though. Very cool picture. Thanks for sharing! Amazing bunch! Cograts.
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Re: Is this a Dwarf Cavendish?
Looks like Dwarf Cavendish to me, but do you have any photos of the fruit bunch on the plant?
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Re: Is this a Dwarf Cavendish?
Here it is intact
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Re: Is this a Dwarf Cavendish?
Cav doesn't have those persistent males does it?
Got a pic of the flower bud with the bunch a few weeks after fruiting? How does it taste? If you like it, I guess it matters little what it is.
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Re: Is this a Dwarf Cavendish?
I live in Singapore so I do get loads of banana varieties that are much tastier than cavendish, In fact, I avoid cavendish bananas at all cost. This banana isn't as flavourful as the other banana varieties that are available here but it's still better than the supermarket cavendish.
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Re: Is this a Dwarf Cavendish?
‘Dwarf Cavendish’ does.
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Re: Is this a Dwarf Cavendish?
Yup. Dwarf Cavendish. Look at the young plant in the background.
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