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10-04-2018, 07:30 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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red bananas
I also have these red bananas growing but not sure what type they are. Can anyone ID them with my limited pics?
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Re: red bananas
following i got 2 different red banana's one normal and one dwarf
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Re: red bananas
Noticed one of my red bananas was flowering this morning!
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Re: red bananas
Beautiful!! Congratulations!
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Re: red bananas
They have many names but the common international name is actually just 'Red', or sometimes 'Tall Red' to distinguish from the short form, 'Dwarf Red'. Some other common names include 'Morado', 'Colorado' and 'Red Dacca'.
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Re: red bananas
Thanks for the info Gabe. So are there basically two forms? The Tall and dwarf? Are there other varieties? Or Just different names for them? I see them in the grocery stores, one is very dark maroon and green and larger (grown in Equador), the other is smaller and ripens to a yellowish red or copper color (I think they were from (Costa Rica and Nicaragua) . I like those.
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