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Red bananas
Hello friends, just posted a photo in Photo gallery Quickdraw Red Bananas. Can anyone tell me if these bananas are ready to be picked up? The color is changing from deep red to greenish, they look full but not soft to the touch. Any advise will be highly appreciated. Not sure how to attach picture to this posting. Thanks Quickdraw
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