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Old 10-10-2011, 02:00 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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I just got this banana last fall, and after planting it in a pot and keeping it inside through the winter, I planted it in the ground around March. A couple of weeks ago, it sent up a half-sized leaf:

What is the name of the leaf before the flag leaf?

Now the flower is visible. It is too late for much to happen with this flower in Savannah, but it is still cool that I have a flower at all.
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Old 10-10-2011, 02:45 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Their pretty tough plants you may get fruit
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Wish you luck.
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Call it penflag or penultimate leaf.
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... Now the flower is visible. It is too late for much to happen with this flower in Savannah, but it is still cool that I have a flower at all.
June harvest.
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June, sounds about right. I'll have to pack it up and send it to you guys in Florida or San Diego.
I like "penflag". The only other banana I had flower was a Misi Luki last year. It had 2 leaves progressively shorter than normal before the flag leaf and flower showed.
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Some PVC, plastic, duct tape, and a small heater, and you can make a temporary greenhouse.
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Very beautiful!!!
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Flower update.





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I'm curious to know how the fruit tasted on the Pisang Ceylon. Mine is starting to flower now.

Jon, this is one that I got from you.





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Clare,
although we had a mild winter, the Pisang's bananas did not make it. Let me know how yours do.
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