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There have been reports that it could be owned by Hawaiian royalty but it looks like it was probably a story mad up to drive up prices lol. They are nice I have 3 of them hope to have a 4th withen a year. I got a sucker on one of mine. I dont think I will be able to ever get banana here but it would be nice. The fruit looks awesome!
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According to the Kepler & Rust Hawaiian bananas book they did find any research to substantiate that it was reserved for royalty.
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Fast growing season for this year is going to end soon..So I should share some more pics
The New Leaf …Look more promising The striped petioles The striped mid rib And new striped pup Next year, I may have some striped bananas... Thanks Sijo Last edited by RAINFOREZT : 10-05-2012 at 05:03 AM. |
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you got to stop it already RAINFOREZT I'm freakin out. I MUST have at least a couple of these ASAP. when I plant them out with my strutgarts cannas and my elepaio calocasia it will be a complete varigated family. that plant is beautiful your treating it right
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The more clean white,the easier it will burn in full sunlight. The 70 to 30 that you have is perfect! The more N from all the compost will help with the green.I would usually add some lawn fert high in N a few times a year. Add Sulfur if you Want MORE WHITE....Be carefull what you wish for LOL!  Last edited by Greenie : 10-08-2012 at 03:41 AM. |
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RAINFORETZ....... Your banana trees are an inspiration!
Sorry to dig up this old thread but I am extremely curious.... how did it turn out? Did it fruit? What growing practices did you find were helpful? Thanks a bunch! |
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I love the whole look of them. I so would try growing them if they were not so expensive and I did not live in zone 9a/8b. I am very jealous of y'all. Great job and thank you for sharing your pics
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