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09-05-2008, 06:27 AM
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Re: Maya Hawaiian Plantain
Sorry to hear about that, Jarred.
On an nicer note, I just noticed that my Hua Moa has a pup now! |
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09-05-2008, 10:30 AM
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Re: Maya Hawaiian Plantain
Thanks for the kind words! I was pretty upset. I wanted to at least get some photos of them, I have some of the bunch but wanted more specific closeups. The area on the fruit where the female flower detached from looks like the face on a Tiki statue, each banana had a different face (some didnt have one though), it was really awesome!
I loved that house but I just moved to an even better home and don't foresee anything like that happening here, much less foot traffic, solicitors and unexpected guests etc are virtually nonexistent here.
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09-05-2008, 10:35 AM
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Re: Maya Hawaiian Plantain
I made a mistake here though in this thread, I was speaking about my Ele Ele bunch that were stolen.
(The fruits look virtually the same although I cannot confirm the faces on the Hua Moa as I have yet to bloom one.) I posted about it here Has anyone grown Ele Ele in So Cal?
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