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Old 09-30-2015, 10:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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If the flower at the tip of the banana has turned black, does that mean the banana has finished growing?
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Old 10-01-2015, 11:50 PM   #2 (permalink)
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That means the the current and future flowers are male. The bananas that you see are all that there will be in this bunch.
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That means the the current and future flowers are male. The bananas that you see are all that there will be in this bunch.
Thanks! Should I cut them off?
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I usually wait until one turns yellow.
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One of the female bananas?
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it will probably be 3-4 months till they are ripe....and he was talking about he waits till one of the fingers turns yellow then he cuts bunch down; you
will know when they get close will be real fat and plump an much fuller looking than they are now....
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it will probably be 3-4 months till they are ripe....and he was talking about he waits till one of the fingers turns yellow then he cuts bunch down; you
will know when they get close will be real fat and plump an much fuller looking than they are now....
Ohhh! That is so exciting! I am so relieved to know that these are just male flowers and not female flowers that are not thriving. Now I am assured that the conditions are okay after all and things are going well!
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