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Old 09-18-2012, 08:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Ive got my dwarf orinocos in the glass house& its been flowering now for a week,,3 hands showing..since i dont have any bugs in there due to bug bomb,,do I need to pollinate with a q-tip ? ill keep searching threads untill I hear from someone,,please and thanks
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Old 09-18-2012, 09:56 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Ive got my dwarf orinocos in the glass house& its been flowering now for a week,,3 hands showing..since i dont have any bugs in there due to bug bomb,,do I need to pollinate with a q-tip ? ill keep searching threads untill I hear from someone,,please and thanks
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thank you sooo much,,ill sleep better tonight I have another flower opening soon,, these should be edible yooooohoooo!
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Edible bananas are "parthenocarpic", which means they make fruit without pollination or fertilization of the ovules.
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thank you for replys,,i took some close up pictures this evening,,since its only 6ft,the flowers are like in my face,,soooo pretty...and this bunch of bananas are yellow, not green like the " seeded ones" that was my first bunch.. ill get them in my gallery,,theyve all ajusted pretty well,,so far I have a large tarp on the floor of the glass house,and I spray it with water every few days,,humidity is about 70%...thanks for all your helps . dee
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Edible bananas are "parthenocarpic", which means they make fruit without pollination or fertilization of the ovules.

Is there a list of all species that are counted to be parthenocarpic?
Because I found this information everywhere, that all "edible" bananas make fruit without pollination.
But I also found the information that all bananas are edible, in the sense that you won`t get sick or die, no toxins. Some are just not palatable or worth it.

which brings me back to what species are counted as parthenocarpic?
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