veinte cohol
Any of you all been successful in growing veinte cohol in the outdoors in southern California?
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Yes, barely.
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What do you mean by barely? I just read some interesting stuff from a dr. Fonsah from the University of Georgia. ....I know its warmer in the Southeast.
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Let us know your impressions of the fruit. ..
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Ok,
I am convinced, I wont invest any time or effort with veinte cohol... |
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I have a small pup, maybe two feet high. I've had it potted all summer and I don't think it has grown any bigger. It seems to be the slowest growing banana I have. I'm in Huntington Beach though, it seldom gets very hot at my place. I have been told it will not do well outside over the winter.
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The other reason not to grow it is that no one raves about its flavor. If a plant is going to be tough to grow in my climate, I at least want the potential of an exciting payoff of delicious fruit. Yangambi KM5 falls that category -- a very slow grower in my climate, but some folks have raved about the flavor. Maybe some day I'll get to try it!
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I'm growing it here in my zone. I'm sure it would come back for me,as Siam ruby comes back from the ground for me being mulched over. But I only hav one VC so not going to risk it and putting it in the GH when it's winter.
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