help with identification
I was hoping that someone here might be able to help identify our banana trees. I've uploaded photos along with describtions here heartsy.com - ~bananas~
But I also wanted to make note of the fact that I did first get them back in '06. It was basically a root ball that had been dug up, and I planted it in a large pot. That first winter it got very cold, and I bagged the plants, they didn't do very well because of it. In fact the leaves turned soggy and yellow. They did snap out of it once it warmed again, and I got them in the ground that following spring. I'm not sure if that slowed down it's growth or not, but it did take them 3yrs to bloom. Anyway, I'd really appreciate it if someone could possibly identify them, I'm not sure how to tell when they're ready for harvesting, or if they're even edible. |
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I'm running Mozilla but that link don't work unless I right click and choose open in new window. Beautiful bananas by the way. Nice job!
Michael |
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I don't know what they are, but they're ready to harvest when the first finger at the top of the bunch starts to turn yellow.
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Welcome!
Kinda looks like 'Namwah' (though the male bud is a little more slender than I have usually seen), but if you can post pictures of the fully mature, ripened fruit it would help. Namwah has very white flesh as well, so when the time comes take a good look at the flesh. |
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ok, well they are all still green at the moment... how long does it take, on average for them to mature? Only asking because not knowing what variety they are, I'm not sure that they'll turn yellow. There are green variety's as well too, right?
And Thank you all so much for your help! |
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