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Yo Hablo espanol un poco pero no connoce las plataneras por seguro. No creo que la una es un Cavendish. Donde estas en espana?
Muy bien que tu estas en este forum. Bienvenido!!!!!!! requerdas Ron Last edited by the flying dutchman : 06-12-2007 at 07:56 AM. |
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Re: identificar plataneras (id banana tree)
Pienso que el número dos es Ensete ventricosum. ¡Y, como Ron dicho, recepción!
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Re: identificar plataneras (id banana tree)
HaHa Lol :06:
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Mi Espanol es mal, pero con Babelfish, mi Espanol es mas bueno.
 
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Re: identificar plataneras (id banana tree)
Creo que Babelfish es Malo hoy. Recepcion?
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jejeje!!
muchas gracias a todos, hablais muy bien español. my english is very bad  soy de alicante cerca del mediterraneoo  |
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de nada!
Your English seems to be useful, though! @ Ron - recepcion was supposed to translate from "Welcome!" I think it should have read "bienvenidos!"
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Estos plataneras son:
1. Dwarf Cavendish 2. Ensete ventricosum 3. Musa Balbisiana (quizá?) 4. Musa Balbisiana (quizá?) Dutchmann; ¿por qué usted no lo piensa es un "dwarf cavendish"? Erlend
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No se, por eso.
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Hola Carlo,
Yo soy de Barcelona asi que no tengo problemas con el español ¡¡ La primera se trata con casi seguridad de una Forma de musa enana tipo dwarf cavendish por la forma de su tallo y sus hojas, Suelen funcionar bien en maceta y llegan a florecer. La segunda parece claramente una Ensete ventricosum tipo maurelli aunque su color rojizo es poco extenso. En este caso la planta suele alacnzar una mayor dimension y es mas dificil de mantender en maceta en buenas condiciones Las otras dos son mas dificiles de identificar ya que no tienen ninguna caracteristica especial. Posiblemente se trate de lo que en españa se denomina Musa x paradisiaca (es decir un hibrido de M balbisiana y acuminata) que se encuentra facilmente en los jardines de tu zona Si nos das mas información sobre su origen tal vez podamos afinar un poco mas Saludos |
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que maravilla!! no pensaba que iba a encontrar a ningun español por aqui, me alegro muchisimo.
yo tambien pienso que es una cavendish, la tengon en maceta porque me dijeron que si que podia crecer bastante bien, mi pregunta es si crece mucho mas (ahora medira aprox 1.30 mtrs). en cuanto a las plataneras que tengo en el jardin, son hijas de una que compre hace 4 años, la compre en un vivero, produjo unos 14 platanos pequeños y regordetes, pero muy buenos. crecio hasta los 4 metros. no se de que especie será. graciasss  |
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Hola! While I agree #2 looks like Ventricosum, I didn't realize it pupped like that... is that normal?
I would be absolutely offensive I'm sure if I even tried to speak (write) in Spanish here, so I won't even go there! Par contre, je parle un peu du francais, mais, c'est tres mal! (probably just emabarassed myself there!) Welcome Carlo! ~Joe
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hihi!!
thanks joe! spanish is very eassy, you can speak it, jeje!! english is so difficult for me, Ive to study more. sorry  |
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Hola Carlo!
Hablo espanol pero I can't write in spanish - I have a cousin in Mexico - I send her e-mails in english and she replies en espanol. . . Great photos! Mari |
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thanks Mari. (gracias)
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Hello Joe,
Ensete ventricosum usually pups when the main stem is damaged. This happens during winter and in spring pups star growing from the base of the old stem. Hola Carlo, En España puedes encontrar distintas formas de bananeras "comestibles" en los jardines privados pero casi nunca se sabe su variedad. In fact because bananas are not a common plant to be found in garden centers in Spain (except for a few produced as Houseplant in Holland), each area have a few "varieties" adapted to its climate, specially along the coast. These plants are usually given as a gift from a neighbor and they have some degree of cold-hardiness. Only a few reach the garden centers Until know all the plants I tried (from 3 different origins) have not survived in my garden ( I am in zone 9a), but I also loosed several of the cold-hard varieties (Rajapuri, Dwarf Orinoco, Goldfinger ..) I hope you will have a better chance  |
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I know all the bad words in Spanish!! LMAO!!! And i know cerveza!!
Hola Carlo. mark
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Re: identificar plataneras (id banana tree)
Barna, when I was in Barcelona last year I swear I could see a banana-clump with fruit. I am having a hard time believing Barcelona is too cold for bananas?? Also, I was in Algarve, Portugal a few weeks ago. There, I could see plants with banana-bunches.
What time of the year do you start getting trouble? Erlend
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hi!!
thanks!! where I live (in alicante) I dont have much problems for the cultive of bananas, in winter I have to protect them with plastic And other materials for the cold, But in spring, they return to grow very fast With the environmental heat  Even, heliconias can grow well in summer, out of house. I have two rostratas inside a small greenhouse and estan growing very well. ok, ya os contare mas cositas, saludos a todossss  |
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