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05 harvest zone 7b
this dwarf orinoco bunch is second year pup on mother corm.
fruits are 7"x 3" top hand and 6"x 2-3" bottom hand. first bunch only got top hand 6" to bottom hand 4". 52 fruits from 4 hands Raja Puri 8 hands 93 bananas 22 lbs.8 oz. we loved the rajas so much that i have 3 5' plants on same mother corm. i also have one 4' that i cut off corm and planted in front of others.. wanta see what happens with 3 on one and how they compare to plant that i cut off and replanted..
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Re: 05 harvest zone 7b
I love your pictures. Gives me so much hope that I might actually have fruit someday, lol. I would love to see the pictures of how the corm with three are doing as opposed the the one with only one.
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Re: 05 harvest zone 7b
yupper you can
all in the timing here in ga.. pics to follow on status of all 4..
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