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02-21-2018, 12:20 AM | #21 (permalink) |
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Re: First budding of my nanas
For TC plants i would ONLY buy from Going Bananas in South FL or from Larry here on bananas.org. His username on here is “sddarkman619”. Not sure he has Mysore.
I have Mysore, Pisang Ceylon (from Going Bananas), and also Misi Luki. It will be a little while until I have pups (maybe late March) they are breaking the surface now! Just pm me later on if you don’t find one by then. I would even consider a trade for a hua moa pup. I could use another.
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Re: First budding of my nanas
Update:Hua Mua now nearly 2 months from initial flowering.
Are these ready to cut down yet? This is the 2nd nana plant and what appears to be another Hua Mua. Last edited by Orly : 03-01-2018 at 04:34 PM. |
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I haven’t filled Hua Moa myself yet but I say let them go a little longer. But WOW they have filled so fast! How much potassium are you feeding? Great job man! They look amazing! Not much further to go!
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Re: First budding of my nanas
I feed each of my full size nanas about 1 cup of Fruit Fuel fertilizer (16-8-24) mixed in a 5 gallon bucket full of water poured around the base once a month.
Each of my Hua Mua have a large 3ft pseudo stem length pup. I'm letting a couple more pups grow. Looking forward to a Pisang Ceylon trade with you in the near future. What's a good length for removing and shipping a pup? |
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Update 3-21-18
Been a little over 2 months since this bunch started. They're looking pretty plump. Are they ready to cut down yet, if not how much longer? Here's the other bunch. |
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Awesome job! They look pretty close to me. I’ve never harvested any so I can’t say for sure! You could just cut or pull off one or 2 and try them. Then go from there.
Just PM me sometime on the pup. I should have some ready in a week or 2. All my Mysore pups are growing great!
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I am Jealous. Your Plants look great.
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Well, after almost a year since this nana was first planted the moment has arrived.
The bunch was cut down and weighed in at 17 lbs with about 3 dozen nanas in total. They were absolutely delicious. Thanks to the members of this forum and their invaluable help with raising my bananas. |
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Excellent! Great photos! Especially the one of you holding the trophy. Haha. Congratulations on getting to the finish line! Hope to get there myself this year.
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And the smile on your face indicates a Happy Banana Grower.
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Congrats Orly!.......Job well done!.....
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Re: First budding of my nanas
Question. Now that my main nana plant has fruited and been harvested, how far should I cut down the spent pstem? As of now I have it cut down to about 3 ft above ground.
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I’ve read a study where leaving a 2’-3’ stump actually helped feed the new pups and mat. So that is what I’m doing now.
You can cut it however you want it really. A 3’ rotting stump doesn’t look the best haha.
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How long after they pushed up Pups did the flower arrive?
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Re: First budding of my nanas
These were not started from pups but from a mail-order plant. I'd say about 9 months after planting it it flowered.
Now I have pretty large pups from these plants and they may not have too much longer to go before flowering. |
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