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01-23-2009, 07:57 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
Hi there guys,
I just looked at this wonderful plant and was amazed. However I couldn't find any more info... it looks like if there's no info on the whole net, so I would like to ask you. There's some basic info as to origin, color and so on, but I would be interested in knowing wheteher it's cold hardy or not, if yes, then what is it's down limit, if it has edible fruits (seedless) and many more. Is it just ornamental or not. BanaWiki is quite unclear about this one. Anyone, who can contribute, thanks.
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01-23-2009, 08:10 PM | #2 (permalink) |
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
Weird it is not listed on FHIA's web site.
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01-23-2009, 10:50 PM | #3 (permalink) |
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
It is not listed on the MGIS database site either, but you will find it in the literature from time to time. For more information about FHIA-named bananas, see the discussion at ENCANTO FARMS Varieties Information, E-F
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01-24-2009, 12:56 AM | #4 (permalink) |
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01-24-2009, 04:20 AM | #5 (permalink) |
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
I've seen agristarts Chironex and also other sites, but I get the feeling it's a worldwide secret. I hoped that somone who has it will comment.
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01-24-2009, 11:44 AM | #6 (permalink) |
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
I am going to assume that it's edible, considering that the goal of the FHIA banana program is to develop new crop producers.
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01-24-2009, 11:45 AM | #7 (permalink) |
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
Assume is not enough, but I appreciate it
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
You can call Don and Katie at Going Bananas and see what they say about it, they have it listed on their site. www.going-bananas.com
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01-24-2009, 03:16 PM | #9 (permalink) | |
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01-24-2009, 04:09 PM | #10 (permalink) |
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
Jack, this is all their webpage says.
SH 3008 - Bred in the Honduras Research Station. It has beautiful large leaves with maroon under side and splotched maroon and green on the top side of the leaves. Resembles the Zebrina/Sumatrana except larger and fuller. Height 6 ft. You can get on the site and e-mail for more info, that way you can ask for the specific info your looking for. Hope this was of some help. goingbananas@bellsouth.net is their e-mail for Questions. |
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
Has anybody fruited one and tasted it yet, or is it just ornamental?
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
When I visited Going Bananas this summer, I remember Don mentioning they had received at least one, maybe a few ornamental types from FHIA a long time ago. Perhaps this was one of them. In a breeding program such as FHIA's, they would be creating many different plants all of the time, and some maybe were ornamental enough that they were minimally distributed for that use.
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
I'm bumping this tread. So far apparently this banana is dwarf (6ft) and beautiful, and it can be assumed as edible (since it comes from FHIA). Anyone has any idea on hardiness and ripening time?
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
Pan --- Generally speaking bananas with a lot of red in their makeup are too tropical for even me to grow. They will be damaged by mid 30's temps. I got my Sumatrana x Gran Nain from Going Bananas 6 years ago and it just fruited for the first time. May remove it soon though as I just recieved a few new cultivars that I hadn't planned for. Like Williams, Njali Poovan, tall and short ARH's and Morado.
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
Thank you for the suggestion.
I have been staying away from reds till now, and no doubt i will remain away from them till the day i'll live in a tropical country. But i wondered, look aside, what this hybrid actually is. It looks interesting to me, but you know, as northern grower i'm forced to find interesting everything wich stays small, ripens fast, and is realtively cold hardy. Good luck for your new plants, i hoped to experiements with some new plants too this year, but maybe i'll be forced to change my plans. |
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Re: Musa 'FHIA SH3008'
Too bad this isn't avaiable in europe. I'm doing some research to import it, but i'm not very optimistc.
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