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When will I see bananas on my Dwarf Cavendish tree?
I stuck in in a pot abt 6 months ago. It is stocky but only about 2.5 feet high. I have taken 2 suckers from it. A third one remains. All answers will be appreciated. Jack |
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I'm assuming it's a Super Dwarf Cavendish at that height. Mine took about 12 months in the ground to bloom. It was about 3 feet tall. This reminds me I have a neighbor with 2 SDC's in bloom in their front yard that I need to go get pictures of!
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