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04-21-2014, 10:23 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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This is mostly from last year, but hope to see what I can accomplish w/ a very healthy corm.. I got this plant as a T/C in 2012 and sure didn't look like much (L). 062712.
080212 Starting to look like something.. :^) And then she took off.. (L) 092012. 102712. Here she is just planted in the ground 051513. Almost a month later 061313. Another month & a half later 073013. Almost another month later 082713. Almost another month later 092413. Almost another month later 101513 Today I start w/ this, but with a healthy corm I hope to achieve similar results as seen in the previous picture, but you have to start somewhere. I begin with what you see below, 5 pups so far. I will reduce this to 3 and keep several late growers and these progress. I have to take into account winter here and medium pups can't hurt when it comes to insulation.. Yes, I had to cut my stem. The heat-tape dropped in one area and exposed the main stem to just enough damage. There was no flower in the stem I cut. :^) Last edited by Abnshrek : 04-21-2014 at 10:27 AM. |
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Re: Namwah
Man that's some impressive growth! Do you know how tall that main stem was at the end of last year? I'm surprised there was no flower in that one. Hopefully these pups will really take off and reach for the sky soon.
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The main stem was just over 12'. :^)
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04-21-2014, 12:33 PM | #4 (permalink) |
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also impressed with the growth. that namwah was massive by my standards anyway.
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Wait till it fruits and you get to taste them, you'll be delightfully surprised. If you havn't already
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Re: Namwah
For your shortened growing season plant Dwarf Namwah and you will have fruit. At 6 to 7 ft. Too much time spent growing a tall plant is what I'm dealing with on the Pisang Klotek mat.
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04-23-2014, 09:05 AM | #7 (permalink) |
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I'm fixing to put a couple of those in.. :^)
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Infact, I'm going to put one of them right here.. and dig this one out and put in between my Misi Luki in La.. The Question is I'm pretty sure taking this out whole is out of the question although it would be a feat, remarkable even if I lift it... I think if I get a good partial out I'd be Happy.. :^)
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where is a trusted supplier of namwah that people knows sells the real thing???? I have been wanting one.........
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Re: Namwah
I'm pretty sure that you just have to order a Blue Java from just about anywhere...
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