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![]() What are the say top 10 most popular bananas that people like to grow?
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![]() I'll just give you one- rajapuri.
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![]() Musa Basjoo has to be the most popular. I would think Orinoco or Cavedish would be a close second.
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![]() Zebrina( aka sumatrana...aka rojo) is pretty popular I think. Basjoo is common with the colder climates. I think Cavendish (DC, SDC) is pretty popular as well. Orinoco is pretty commonly grown I think too.
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![]() Hmmm, for me, any that produce edible nanners.
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![]() In my area, almost all are Orinoco. But I did find a Cardaba and a Dwarf Red a few months ago at a local nursery and was pleasantly surprised!
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