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Re: Siam Ruby Fruit
Cool!
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Re: Siam Ruby Fruit
Mayiyo, very beautiful pictures, thanks! Inform us on presence of seeds in fruit. I will watch updatings. Yours Musa Siam Ruby what height?
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Re: Siam Ruby Fruit
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Could you cut one of those fruit so we can see how the ovules looks like? It is also very ominous the number of male flower ovaries relicts. Markku. |
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Hopefully one day someone might cross a siam ruby with a edible variety.
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Re: Siam Ruby Fruit
I really wanted a siam ruby here in the uk until i was told that it is useless here when winter arrives they just collapse.
 our climate does not suit them. shame realy as they are gorgeous banana's 
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Re: Siam Ruby Fruit
Mayiyo, did you every harvest the fruit and cut it open?
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Re: Siam Ruby Fruit
Very nice....Siam is one of the prettiest for sure.
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Re: Siam Ruby Fruit
Mayiyo..thanks a lot your inform...couse now I have to Siam Ruby
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Re: Siam Ruby Fruit
I know this is an old post, but I'm still curious about 'Siam Ruby' fruit. Has anyone else gotten theirs to fruit? Does it need to be cross pollinated?
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