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PR-Giants 03-05-2014 09:45 AM

Musa Verdin
 

TARS 17150 - Musa acuminata - Verdin



March 5
Leaves ratio 1:3 (38" x 116")


Pseudostem
Height 16'
C@1m - 35"

PR-Giants 05-10-2014 03:28 PM

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:woohoonaner:

Verdin Flagged Today

13 months after planting a small 11' pup.

Apr-9-2013



May-10-2014


Hammocked Banana 05-10-2014 04:31 PM

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13 months for it to grow 5' where u are? Doesn't seem like the norm.

PR-Giants 05-11-2014 12:05 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hammocked Banana (Post 244535)
13 months for it to grow 5' where u are? Doesn't seem like the norm.

It's completely normal, you used the height from 2 months ago.
5' in 11 months

It was an 11' pup, so I had to planted it a foot deeper for support.
6' in 11 months

Because it was an 11' pup transplanted with no roots, it took about 3 months to push.
6' in 8 months

As it get closer to bloom and starts stacking leaves, height slows but adds more girth.

Plus it's a slow growing cultivar, with that said, this is the largest banana plant I've ever grown.

This plant is huge.

I don't normally move 11' pups, so I don't know what to expect for bunch size.

Hammocked Banana 05-11-2014 10:17 AM

Re: Musa Verdin
 
Ah dumb never thought about by burrying it... she's a nice looking plant too!

PR-Giants 05-28-2014 04:34 PM

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May 28

Verdin - 6 Big Beautiful Hands


PR-Giants 09-08-2014 06:49 PM

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6 hands 51.7 lbs

50 to 55mm fingers


PR-Giants 09-30-2014 08:17 AM

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PR-Giants 02-14-2015 09:21 AM

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Another Monster Bunch :08:


PR-Giants 02-17-2015 06:13 PM

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This local favorite is going to be an incredibly big beautiful bunch.

The size is just amazing, this will be well over 55 lb, and the only soil amendments were some charcoal and grass clippings, no fertilizer was needed or used.

It's even more impressive when compared it to the local United States Tropical Agricultural Research Station's average of 25 lb using drip irrigation with soluble 20-20-20+ micros and Osmocote slow release 19-16-12.



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