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Anyone grow 'Chinese Dwarf'?
A friend told me he thinks the banana that he liked when he lived in Hawaii was called Chinese Dwarf. I see this variety listed on Ken Love's banana poster (linked in the wiki) and I also see it is also called Dwarf Williams according to http://gaiayoga.org/nursery/banana_plants.html, but I've never heard of anyone growing it. Is anyone familiar with it?
My friend recalled the banana he is looking for as a dwarf with a thick psuedostem. I guessed it was Dwarf Brazilian (aka Hawaiian Banana), but he doesn't think that's it. Thanks in advance! |
Re: Anyone grow 'Chinese Dwarf'?
Its Dwarf Cavendish. There are many different forms of Dwarf Cavendish, I tend to see the smaller ones in the 3-5ft range get the name ʻDwarf Chineseʻ, they are all very similar, differing only in height pretty much.
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Re: Anyone grow 'Chinese Dwarf'?
Thanks, Gabe. Are they very common there? I don't recall seeing them or hearing of them when I used to work there, though that was definitely in my pre-banana days...
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I have seen some of the smaller types around, not very common, but definetly around if you look hard enough. Iʻll try to get some pics when I get back in a few weeks.
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tropic envy!! beautiful pics, gabe. are they with your new camera? beautiful place.
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for an older camera it sure did the trick. the pics are awsome. thanks for sharing.
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