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Picture taken today of a banana tall nawah 5/16/2021 in northewest florida zone 8b Pace, FL
This spring I cut down the large stalk from last year to about a height of 40 inches because the old stock last year was getting too close to the over head utility wires and last week this sprouted out. Maybe this summer I will have bananas . ![]() |
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That is nice!
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Cool.. However does that plant have any leaves? Likely wont ripen fruit with no leaves unfortunately.
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When you cut them for winter...is it better to cut high or mid range? Looks like this one was cut higher.
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I dont cut them at all for winter. Just wrap frost cloth on the pstem as high as i can. Any cutting i do is to remove dead tissue in spring. I have to cut any pstem this spring, exect one Raja Puri that had a choke. I just trimmed the dead leaves and let them go.
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No once the flower emerges it will not put out any more leaves. Leave that flower on and see what happens.. Ive heard a few folks say that a bare plant can ripen fruit but just takes forever.. That particular plant is going to die anyway after the flower is gone so no harm in letting it try!
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