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Cold Hardy Bananas This forum is dedicated to the discussion of bananas that are able to grow and thrive in cold areas. You'll find lots of tips and discussions about keeping your bananas over the winter.


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Old 08-29-2022, 11:44 AM   #601 (permalink)
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OK, maybe in the wrong thread but.......It's Alive!!

Unfurled it today to make sure it wasn't bunching under the can and everything looks good. All the pups look alive and firm (a little rot at the tops but that's nothing unusual.



I think it is still a little early to completely uncover it as we will likely get a few more frosts, but I can now leave the can off of it and open it on the nice, dry days. It will be under a clear tarp anyway, so a good greenhouse effect to carry it through.

I also now know where all those squash seeds I threw off the deck one evening went

What was the result of your experiment? Pictures please.
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Old 08-30-2022, 11:39 AM   #602 (permalink)
 
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Its pluggin' along. Not as tall as I had hoped but taller than last year. I did leave 2 large followers that are 75% as big as the mother, so that may have slowed her growth down a bit, and it has been a relatively short season this year, but all in all I am pleased with her progress. The tallest leaf in the pic is about 12.5 feet off the ground at its tip.

Thanks for asking!

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Following. I'm new and I don't want to lose this thread.
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2022-23 Basjoo winter tower - a littler taller than last year - I hope it works again

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looks good
hopefully the basjoo towers over the house next year!
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Baby steps, I'll see if I can get it above my deck railing first.....then.....
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2022-23 Basjoo winter tower - a littler taller than last year - I hope it works again

Almost time for the reveal.
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