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kaczercat 08-12-2014 11:03 AM

Dwarf green?
 
I have a plant called dwarf green, is that different then Musa green red?
any information on this plant would be appreciated.


Thanks,

Matt

Abnshrek 08-12-2014 12:06 PM

Re: Dwarf green?
 
Isn't it just like a D. Red but it's green..?

CountryBoy1981 08-12-2014 07:13 PM

Re: Dwarf green?
 
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Originally Posted by Abnshrek (Post 250413)
Isn't it just like a D. Red but it's green..?

Correct from my understanding from other forum members. Its a dwarf red that has reverted back to a green pseudostem and yellow when ripe bananas.

TheOrganicMechanic2016 07-30-2016 12:49 PM

Re: Dwarf green?
 
I have a dwarf green as well. I received it from Baker Creek heirloom seeds, along with a gros michel, little prince, and two truly tiny's. It's planted in a twenty gallon smart pot in Fox farm ocean forest soil that I amended with 5-5-5, compost, worm castings, and a coco fiber mulch. They all seem to be doing good so far. I'll also water them with either compost teas, liquid fish, liquid kelp, or some combo of those depending on what I was watering in the garden.

Hamakua 07-31-2016 08:26 AM

Re: Dwarf green?
 
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Originally Posted by TheOrganicMecanic2016 (Post 296635)
I have a dwarf green as well. I received it from Baker Creek heirloom seeds, along with a gros michel, little prince, and two truly tiny's. It's planted in a twenty gallon smart pot in Fox farm ocean forest soil that I amended with 5-5-5, compost, worm castings, and a coco fiber mulch. They all seem to be doing good so far. I'll also water them with either compost teas, liquid fish, liquid kelp, or some combo of those depending on what I was watering in the garden.

Sounds like you have a nice medical garden also :nanadrink:

TheOrganicMechanic2016 07-31-2016 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Hamakua (Post 296669)
Sounds like you have a nice medical garden also :nanadrink:

Food is medicine. My backyard is mostly a garden that my wife and I try to feed our family from. We eat pretty seasonally fresh from the yard and it's free of pesticides and hopefully GMO's. And hopefully soon full of bananas. :0519:

There might be a sticky green medical nanner in amongst the veggies. :ha:

Richard 07-31-2016 11:35 PM

Re: Dwarf green?
 
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Originally Posted by TheOrganicMecanic2016 (Post 296635)
... Baker Creek ...

Notorious on many sites for mislabeled plants.

TheOrganicMechanic2016 08-02-2016 12:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Richard (Post 296693)
Notorious on many sites for mislabeled plants.

Thanks for letting me know. You seem to be around here quite a bit so I'm glad you chimed in. :2738:
Maybe you could guess at what they are until they've fruited and I'll known for sure.
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The dwarf green is on the left. GM on the right. I will get better close up pics to share soon. Hope this image works:waving:

Tytaylor77 08-02-2016 09:23 AM

Re: Dwarf green?
 
Nice plants they look healthy. The one on the left is for sure a dwarf. One on the right looks like a cavendish type which is in line for GM. You won't know for sure if it's GM until you get a flower.

I for sure saw some super dwarf cavendish in your pics.

I understand the dwarf green is a dwarf cavendish type.

Congrats on the healthy plants.

Rmplmnz 08-04-2016 12:34 AM

Re: Dwarf green?
 
I have Dwarf Red and Dwarf Green Red (sport from original DWR corm) I will take some pics of both and post them for comparison (soon).

TheOrganicMechanic2016 08-09-2016 03:13 PM

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I for sure saw some super dwarf cavendish in your pics.
Supposedly they are Truly Tiny's.

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