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07-06-2018, 07:49 PM
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What are these?
Hi,
Got them from an Asian supermarket, so I don't think they're anything rare. They're very sweet once ripen, much better than the Chiquita that's ubiquitous in Vons, Albertson's,..... I'm hoping that I can grow them. Thanks,  
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Re: What are these?
I get the same looking thing in Monterey Park , CA. I am guessing they are a Namwah variety. Try to pickup the fattest kind. The thinner ones sometimes are not completely developed in the center.
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07-08-2018, 12:06 AM
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Re: What are these?
Will do, thanks!
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Re: What are these?
Yes 100% Musa Namwa.
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