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Dwarf Apple
Don't know what a 'dwarf apple' banana really is, but it is blooming now. The p-stem is barely 5 ft. Has three pups.
flag leaf flower finger close up Gabe, what is it? |
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Re: Dwarf Apple
Thank you for sharing. How tall is it, if you don't mind me asking.
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Re: Dwarf Apple
Where the petioles attach to the p-stem is barely 5 ft.
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Re: Dwarf Apple
Thank you. I am trying to figure out sizes when they say dwarf. I had banana plants growing for a while but I never really tries to learn anything about them till last yr. Now that I have more varieties, I decided to learn more. I have being noticing the word "dwarf" mention on somen varieties but the heights vary. For example dwarf Brazilian, how tall is that one? Sorry for asking so many questions, its just that I have more questions.
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Re: Dwarf Apple
Yug, My guess is raja puri or dwarf Brazilian
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It really all varies. Dwarf Cavendish is six feet tall. Dwarf Brazilian can be up to 8 feet tall. Generally dwarf is anything ten feet and shorter, I think. |
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Re: Dwarf Apple
Thank you Joe for the response
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Re: Dwarf Apple
Thanx for looking at the pics!
Backyard Banana Joe - I had a 'dwarf' red that was pretty good sized. I have no idea what a non-dwarf would have been like. Mine was one of those sports that reverted back to a mostly green look. It had tough leathery leaves, and would hold up to wind when most others would have been shredded. |
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