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Texas back roads id Basjoo?
Traveling as i do on the the back roads i stumbled on this banana growing in a clients yard, they have no clue as it was their when they bought the home. Trying to id it for the home owner i am guessing that it is a Musa Basjoo, What do you guys think?
I am not 100% reason is that it is not seeded, fruiting height is 7 ft, client said taste is a little tart but good. any thoughts from the experts. I might have to go get me a pup, lol! happy travels all, Darla
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Re: Texas back roads id Basjoo?
[quote=hdynad;319788]Traveling as i do on the the back roads i stumbled on this banana growing in a clients yard, they have no clue as it was their when they bought the home. Trying to id it for the home owner i am guessing that it is a Musa Basjoo, What do you guys think?
I am not 100% reason is that it is not seeded, fruiting height is 7 ft, client said taste is a little tart but good. any thoughts from the experts. I might have to go get me a pup, lol! happy travels all, Darla /QUOTE] Looks like mine.. |
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Re: Texas back roads id Basjoo?
Look like Basjoo to me, but I thought they weren't that good?
I thought they were more ornamental?
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Re: Texas back roads id Basjoo?
That's what I thought, weird that this one is seedless!
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Re: Texas back roads id Basjoo?
My Goldfinger is seedless, but one time I got a banana with seeds in it. Weird huh?
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