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An anti-dirty rains counter measure?
Hi friends,
My unidentified banana(Santa Catarina Prata??!) began to flower. However it started the rainy season in the main lands of Japan, and it rains almost every days, spreading with various noxious chemical factors and viruses. In order to prevent bananas from contaminating by these factors and to preserve commercial value of their bananas, banana producers in Okinawa Islands who grow them in the open field cover the banana flower buds by plastic bag with the bottom open for air circulation. I just follow their method. |
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Re: An anti-dirty rains counter measure?
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Re: An anti-dirty rains counter measure?
BUMP...
Just wondering if any of the members have tried this and any experience doing this? First time Ive seen this done to naners. |
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