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Pwbum1 04-21-2013 01:57 PM

Receiveed free banana plant, have no idea what kind it is?
 
Neightbor gave me this bunch, I potted the two big ones about a month ago, the two big one were seperated and each has a few pups coming up, and I ripped off two other 2-3 footers & planted individually which are coming up nice. Problem is, I have no clue what kind they are or if they even produce fruit, I was hoping someone might be able to look at them and tell me what they are are and dur they produce edible bananas. Is the pot big enough for them to fruit, if they can fruit? I am in south TX on the coast if the enviroment matters.

Another question are the leaves, they are brown along the edges aftercoming out and the new leaf is really light green compared to the older leaves, is this normal?

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Completely different banana plant,dwarf cavendish but the leaf edges are brown also?
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abjones116 04-21-2013 10:46 PM

Re: Receiveed free banana plant, have no idea what kind it is?
 
The Dwarf Cavendish, did you get it at Lowes recently?

The other two look like Orinocos to me, but I'm no expert. Lets see what some others say.

Yug 04-21-2013 10:50 PM

Re: Receiveed free banana plant, have no idea what kind it is?
 
I had a D. Namwah that had leaves so light they appeared white. They would green up eventually, and after the roots took hold, they would come out a normal green from the start.

Kostas 04-22-2013 02:04 AM

Re: Receiveed free banana plant, have no idea what kind it is?
 
They seem to be an edible variety and not a seeded one. Fruiting it in a pot won't give as much or as big bananas as would growing them in the ground so if you have space for them,get them in the ground and they will be easier to grow,faster and more problem free! And of course,they will grow to be bigger and produce more. Your climate should be good enough for yearound outdoor banana growing, so no need for pots! :)

caliboy1994 04-25-2013 11:12 PM

Re: Receiveed free banana plant, have no idea what kind it is?
 
The first one looks like a Namwah type, and the second one is definitely in the Cavendish family.

Pwbum1 05-02-2013 06:54 PM

Re: Receiveed free banana plant, have no idea what kind it is?
 
Thanks everyone for their help.

robert0514 05-11-2013 02:52 PM

Re: Receiveed free banana plant, have no idea what kind it is?
 
The first ones look like basjoo to me, the last one looks like super dwarf Cavendish or dwarf cavendish

Hammocked Banana 05-12-2013 12:39 PM

Re: Receiveed free banana plant, have no idea what kind it is?
 
I believe brown edges are from low humidity...Has it been any humidity there?

Pwbum1 10-27-2013 06:43 PM

Re: Receiveed free banana plant, have no idea what kind it is?
 
The 4 bananas in the original photo have multiplied and now since april i have these! Do you like?
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Hammocked Banana 10-27-2013 08:44 PM

Re: Receiveed free banana plant, have no idea what kind it is?
 
Looks like ull have lots of nanners come spring!

caliboy1994 10-27-2013 08:51 PM

Re: Receiveed free banana plant, have no idea what kind it is?
 
Tall one, probably an ABB type, like Namwah or Orinoco. My guess is Orinoco. The dwarf one could be Cavendish. We'll know for sure when they flower. :08:


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