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Re: What bananas are most heat tolerant?
Cool! If you, or anyone else has a link to a diagram or plan for the polytunnel, I would be interested in it. Thanks again.
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Re: What bananas are most heat tolerant?
I can't find anything on the web - but what they did was shade the polytunnel with shade netting and have one end open. Across the open end they hung thick hessian or sacking with water dripping down it, and a fan outside blowing onto and through the sacking. Inside was really cool and humid. For the life of me I can't remember whether they had any ventilation at the opposite end.
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Re: What bananas are most heat tolerant?
51's state uses a polytunnel. he might have a diagram.
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Re: What bananas are most heat tolerant?
WOW!!! This all such great info.. I have a small GH still not put up.. I may need to rethink some things before I decide where and how...Thanks ...
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Re: What bananas are most heat tolerant?
Old thread, but i'll update with this.
Ice cream can grow well in the desert. 
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