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Musa sp malbhog
Hello,anyone knows this variety "musa malbhog"?
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Re: Musa sp malbhog
what do you know about it? sounds interesting.
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Re: Musa sp malbhog
It is generally considered as a synonym of common AAB Silk. The common cultivar in this subgroup in the US is 'Manzano'.
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Re: Musa sp malbhog
On this site of nursery they write that resist to -10 and edible fruit..is possible all this?
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Re: Musa sp malbhog
My manzano are about average cold hardiness. Thry pause growth around 40f. The leaves die at 32f or frost. The pstem dies at around 25f. If buried and mulched the corm underground may survive colder but I'm not sure what temp min. For fruit in my zone it takes about 280-300 days to flower then another 4-5 months to ripen. It's cold hardiness is nothing compared to namwa or Orinoco for my area.
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Re: Musa sp malbhog
resist to remove from the terrain in october and grow indoor in garage and replant in spring?
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