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FHIA18 or SH360?
I had them next to each other during winter storage and one of them died and the labels fell off. Now it is flowering and I think it is FHIA18 because it was always a faster grower and seemed more sturdy but I would like to make sure.
Unfortunately it just flowered and unlikely to ripen before the first frost here which is usually end of November unless I am really lucky. Can you please help me confirm if it is FHIA or SH? I have a pup that I will store and I would like to know which one I am storing over winter. Thanks /Peter [IMG] [IMG] |
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Re: FHIA18 or SH360?
Kinda looks like sh 3640. FHIA 18 plant wise looks just like FHIA 3 but with a splotchy pstem. Cant hardly tell much on this phone i am using.
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Re: FHIA18 or SH360?
Thanks, any other confirmation?
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Re: FHIA18 or SH360?
When the flower opens, how many petals open at once and how do they open? Do they open flat or curl? 3640 open 2 at a time and they curl up before dropping, plus the male flower is heart shaped.
Hard to tell by flower shape until after a few males open.At this time I would say FHIA 18.
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Re: FHIA18 or SH360?
3640 also has less curve to the fruit, going from memory...
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If you lose your head and give up, you neither live nor win. https://sputinc7.wixsite.com/covwc Varieties I supposedly bought: Manzano, Cavendish, Blue Java, Sweetheart, and Gros Michel. What it seems I actually have: Brazilian, Cavendish, Namwah, Dwarf Red, Gros Michel, Pisang Ceylon, Veinte Cohol and SH 3640, and American Goldfinger. FHIA 1, Paggi and FHIA 17... Always room for one more. |
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Re: FHIA18 or SH360?
I can’t see the pstem too well but does it have the dark brown splotches on it? If so then it’s sh-3640. Here is how you tell the fhia-18 from the SH-3640!
Fhia-18 is all reddish green with NO dark brown splotches on the pstem! The SH-3640 has lots and lots of dark brown/black splotches all up and down the pstem. The Fhia-03 is easy. It is bright sold green!! No brown/black splotches. Solid green pstem and the base is MASSIVE! hard to miss on the real sweetheart. If you have more than very minor brown/black splotches on your fhia18 or fhia03 then you are not growing the real deal. Hope I helped. Ty
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