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Favorite bananas for Central Florida?
I live in Central Florida, zone 9b. Currently, I have:
Manzano is super vigorous for me and has grown the fastest with the biggest p-stem. Namwa is nice and sturdy and always productive. Raja Puri seems very easy to grow and possibly the most drought resistant. Mysore probably has the most complex taste and I like the coloring of the p-stem and leaves, but it tends to be a thinner p-stem that will topple because it gets so tall before flowering. What is your favorite banana to grow in this area or in similar zone elsewhere? 
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Praying hands: a good way to thank God and a darn good banana, too! Current varieties: Dwarf Namwah, FHIA-03 (Sweetheart), White Iholena, Maoli, Orinoco, Manzano (Apple), Praying Hands, Dwarf Brazilian, Pisang Raja, Rajapuri, Ice Cream (Blue Java), FHIA-01 (Goldfinger), Kandarian Last edited by Natureboy : 01-09-2016 at 06:15 PM. |
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Re: Favorite bananas for Central Florida?
I just bought my bananas so at this point I am speculating the Veinte Cohol will be my favorite if my idea of propagation and production works. I am up to 11 kinds now.
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