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Does anyone have any info on the dwarf cultivar 'Walha', or 'Kullen'? From my understanding, it's quite stout and cold hardy.
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James, are you around? I sent you mail a week and a half or so ago and still no reply.
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Hi Mike,
How's your harvest this season? I was given a bunch of Saba bananas today which came from the Philippines. They look a bit like the Orinoco bananas you gave me a year ago. I didn't see an email from you. I hope I didn't delete it by accident. Here's my address: Ftrain20@aol.com. I can't believe this November weather we are having. My plants are still pushing out leaves. I'm worried about one of my Rajas blooming too soon. James |
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Walha is a member of the Mysore subgroup and reportedly produces well in the shade, but is semi-hardy. Sounds like a good candidate for an indoor situation. Anyone tried it?
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Walha is said to be the same as "Rajapuri". It also looks similar.
-Erlend
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