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What are these?
There are pictures in my gallery of my bananas. Two focus on the bunches. The other shows the plants.
The bananas came with the land when it was purchased. I have no experience in growing bananas. What kind of bananas are these? Any suggestions on their care? Any and all help will be appreciated. |
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06-01-2015, 05:42 PM
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Re: What are these?
Where are your banana plants growing?Thanks for the photos. Looks like a tropical area ?
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06-01-2015, 09:53 PM
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Re: What are these?
Yes. This is northwest Panama. I would consider it subtropical because it is eternal spring, but not hot. The temp is mid 80's in the day to low 70's / high 60's at night. This is pretty much all year. The two seasons are Rainy season and Dry season.
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