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What kind of bananas are these?
Anyone know what variety these are?
Plants are probably 9-12ft. Bananas are smaller than store variety, but not tiny. Last edited by flux2 : 07-19-2015 at 09:23 AM. Reason: Image |
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07-21-2015, 06:31 AM
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Re: What kind of bananas are these?
Looks like Orinoco
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07-21-2015, 06:37 AM
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Re: What kind of bananas are these?
I'll look those up...i havent heard of those. Im still new to all this. Thank you for the reply!
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Re: What kind of bananas are these?
My call too HB! Looks like it. How tall is the pstem F2?
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Re: What kind of bananas are these?
Yes they look like My Tall Orinoco. Mine bloom at about 10 Feet of pstem so far. The leaf Petioles, canals will be almost closed.
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Re: What kind of bananas are these?
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Re: What kind of bananas are these?
It's short for pseudostem. It's what you think of as the stem. Stick with us, you'll sound like a professor of banaology in a while.
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