FaceBook Group Planet Musa
 

Hi! I have only been growing nanas for 3 years and the addiction has grown even more after using the FaceBook group called Planet Musa. There are some experts, and novices, just like this on this site. I feel it is a chance for both this community and the Facebook group to grow! To spread knowledge and share the same loves. I couldn't find a Thai Black anywhere on here or any sites but I got one from Planet Musa for about $40 from one of the members. It's already showing signs of black pseudo, so I feel like some of the members are legit there. Others just post about new leaves looking funky, but that's what bananas.org is about! As well as selling/trading. I was more than happy buying the banana from the social media source. Just hoping to spread this for anyone looking for another group to appreciate nanas. I have also been spreading the knowledge about bananas.org to them as well.

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I also belong to the planet musa group. That group is the only reason I still use the FB website. (haha)

I enjoy the pictures as well as short videos they can post. The only down side I see is that posts get lost easily as new posts show up. This .org forum is well organized and archived. I haven't bought from the FB members but good to know that you had success.

Erik

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I am happy to hear you joined. Thankfully, I think I have successfully sent that group's members here, and vice-versa.
I never had any personal motive. I just wanted to units Facebook Members with Bananas.org. And it looks like it has been working. I am very proud I made this post. Without breaking any guidelines, I have connected some people to both worlds; different sides of the same coin(s).

I send members there, and vice versa.

Nick

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I’m glad to hear that Planet Musa is a good place to join. I was invited to join that group by a seller on ebay. However, I am not on Facebook right now. Thanks for the info though!

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Does anyone know any non Facebook sites that have active discussions on bananas?

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You might find these of interest.
This is probably in your area and you can connect with like minded people locally.
The app is called Nextdoor.

Others you may try.
Reddit
Dave's garden

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i think it is slow around here because of it being winter in the northern hemisphere
looking forward to druss making a post :)
good to see you back
thank you for youre contributions

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Not really but saw you and wanted to say that the rose is inside and doing well. It was slow in establishing but it's pushing some slender, pretty leaves. Can't wait until spring.

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Thank you for the recommendations and comments. It does make sense that activity on this forum would be slower this time of year.
Wstrickland1, I am glad to hear the Rose is doing well. She will be a beaut come springtime.
We have had such mild weather, I am able to leave out Red Kru, which is very cold sensitive. Everything is still growing, and my Saba just put out a flower.. I hope the bananas taste good..

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I tried to join. I found a Planet Banana-Musa. Is that the one? Interesting that they state no buy, trade, selling of bananas.

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Yes, that is the one.

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Can I join now? It would be cool if you shared the name of the group. You are absolutely right, social networks are very helpful in spreading something, and it is a great platform for business. I also use social networks, especially Instagram, to grow my business and attract clients. So I release my own line of swimwear. Of course, things didn't go very well at the beginning, and I decided that I needed to use Instagram. So, I started posting everything on Instagram, making interesting content. Of course, it was not without the support of 1394TA. So my business became popular, and things went uphill. So don't underestimate social media.

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Join whenever you are ready.

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Sounds like a really welcoming community, I'll join.