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![]() Well thats the question, nobody cultivates bananas in my province , or even near....so i have no much first hand information. I m planting a 1 hectare food forest and wanna make the banana one of the main crops. Any sugestion? About production , shorter times of rippening, hardiness, flavour......anything will be apreciated. I have made some investigation and namwah looks like a good choice, i have 6 plants now. But maybe some of you know a better one.
Btw, cavendish cant survive in 10B, not enough to fruitify. Thx in advance! I m in love with this forum and its people. Salud!
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![]() Dwarf Namwa or real deal FHIA-1 Goldfinger that has the big fingers. Dwarf Brazilian would be my third choice. Namwa and FHIA-1 have bigger bunches by weight than Dwarf Brazilian and shorter filling time. I’ve never tasted a real deal FHIA-1 so cannot comment about taste but many think it will be the one to replace Cavendish.
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![]() Namwa, goldfinger and Mysore.
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![]() Is there a real deal FHIA-1 Goldfinger that has small fingers or some other real deal FHIA-1 Goldfinger that's being sold on the forum?
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There are a many, many Goldfingers in circulation with the small fingers. The big fingers not so much. One is the real deal and the other is not. |
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You seem to be on top of the FHIA-01 situation so you might be the best person to ask but if someone else has info please add it. Is the FHIA-01 coming out of tissue culture now a real FHIA-01. I know the FHIA-21 is going into tissue culture soon and if the FHIA-01 needs to be corrected it might as well get done at the same time.
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![]() Hey there!! Hows winter going?? I have found fhia-1 goldfinger being sold on lamaisondubananier in France. Anyone knows if is it the good big fingered one?? Any experience? Pics looks good. Feel free to have a look
https://www.lamaisondubananier.com/b...-fruitier.html Thx!!!
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![]() Good info Cincinnana, but i stil don,t know if lamaisondubananier's one is the american or the honduras one.... There is no pic of the flowers on their web so..... I need someone who knows both ..haha
Thx either
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Also who is responsible for the misnaming of the "American" Goldfinger? Agristarts? and what then is the "American" Goldfinger supposed to really be? I think I have the American.
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