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|  09-21-2006, 02:15 PM | #1 (permalink) | 
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	  Said "Welcome to Bananas" 0 Times |  Re: Pictures Nice plants! Thanks for sharing!    Beatiful flower! Will it get edible fruit? Is the 'Rose' bananas edible? Gard 
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	  Said "Welcome to Bananas" 5 Times |  Re: Pictures Thanks for the pic of the laterita and the baby I sent you. Rose looks good too, her fruit are growing nicely.     Zac | 
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|  09-22-2006, 01:07 PM | #4 (permalink) | 
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	  Said "Welcome to Bananas" 8 Times |  Re: Pictures Gard, the Musa laterita is a wild ornamental speices, so it will not produce edible fruit, however it will produce a seeded fruit when pollinated. Musa 'Rose' is an edible type so it will produce seedless edible fruit. 
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	  Said "Welcome to Bananas" 14 Times |  Re: Pictures Nice photos, and plants! I was wondering since I just got a M.laterita this year, isn't the flower usally bronze colored? Or does it change as it progresses? | 
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	  Said "Welcome to Bananas" 8 Times |  Re: Pictures This is pretty normal color, not so much bronze at all I guess. The name comes from the tropical soil laterite, which is considered to be a "brick red". 
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	  Said "Welcome to Bananas" 726 Times |  Re: Pictures Gabe, how were the 'Rose' bananas?  Did they fully ripen? | 
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	  Said "Welcome to Bananas" 8 Times |  Re: Pictures The Rose bananas very good! They never ripened on the plant before the plant began to dessicate but I cut the bunch green and they ripened fine in the kitchen. 
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	  Said "Welcome to Bananas" 131 Times |  Re: Pictures More nice pics!  I like that M. laterita flower.  I must try that one outside here soon.  The only problem would be space for the runners to run!  I'm wondering how I'm going to prepare a bed for M. itinerans var. xishuangbannaensis...very large, I suppose.  Either that or install a barrier, like they do for bamboo.  Nah...I'll just dig a large bed   ! | 
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