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The Top Banana In Town!
Location: San Diego
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I planted a mango seed. I don't know anything about mangos, but hopefully it will come up.
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I just received a variegated Namwah, and a Golden Pillow. Here's a couple pictures:
Variegated Namwah Golden Pillow
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Location: San Diego
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Received and potted today.
2 d.green-red 1 saba 3 praying hands 2 kru 2 mysore 1 red iholena 1 grand naim Cant seem to stop buying banana plants. ![]() ![]()
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banana junkie
Location: sparta, tn.
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wow!!! yall have been busy! great job!
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Location: San Diego
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Potted up 3 rajapuri 3 d. brazilian tc. Started growing banana plants 2 months ago, I now have over seventy.
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Location: Silver Spring, Maryland
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Planted a Siam Ruby, a M. lasciocarpa and a Sikkim. Trying to decide if the dwarf Cavendish (?) I have in a pot should stay or go into the ground for the summer. It has a lot of nice red in the leaves.
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Location: Altadena CA
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This is my third attempt this year at starting my papaya plants. This germination method was very successful. The seeds were soaked for 48 hours in warm water. They were then transferred to a ziplock bag on top of a paper towel wet with bleach water (one drop of bleach per cup). After one week when the seeds opened and the roots started to grow the seeds were transfer to coconut starter pellets.
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Dayyyyyyyy-O
Location: Las Vegas, NV
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OMG Sunfish! I thought I was bad with about 40. Course, if my seeds germinate, I will be right up there with you!!! I think I have become Musa obsessive-compulsive....but I like it!
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Location: Cedar Park, TX
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Planted some unknown bananas.
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I hope they fruit for you in record time so you can determine the variety, and of course: enjoy the fruits of your labor!
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i think that we all have musa ocd's. we made a fruit salad at work for a buffet and they had cantalope, honey dew, pineapple, and grapes....and the first words out of my mouth was," where are the bananas"? my bosslady knows im banana for bananas....she just giggled. ![]() |
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Banana Nut
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Received a Viente Cohol from Going Bananas today and transplanted it temporarily to a 7 gal pot with coconut husk as the medium. It's a beautiful pup when I received it with lots of corm and roots are beginning to spread out on the medium it is in. I am very happy with the transaction.
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Banana Nut
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I bought a cactus soil mix and mixed them with coconut husk chips and perlite to get a well drained soil mix and I transferred my VC to the same size pot today. I also take the pot inside at night because the tempt gets down to 50 outside.
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Dayyyyyyyy-O
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Got a sikkimensis for my son's house. He was nice enought to let me stay here until the big move to Las Vegas. When he saw all of my bananas (in pots) and targeted my Aeae, I had to go get him a banana before he pirated my pride and joy!
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so ummm when were you gonna tell us you had an ae ae?....LOL! glad to see you saved your nanas....
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Location: Riverside, CA
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Today I planted an Apple in ground I got from Mitchel last year?
And unknowns that I thought I lost in 2007 that laughed in my face and came back. (Love it when they do that!!!) ![]() |
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Location: Fort Walton Beach, Florida
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Today I planted the 1st Bananas I've ordered, a FHIA-23 and the Bronze Ornata. One for Food the other for Fun! I've got some local yard "nanners" which no one knows what they are and never bloom but these are the 1st named cultivars I've grown.
I was pleasantly surprised to find FHIA-23 has nicely marked leaves.Pretty and tasty! Cheers, Pat |
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Location: Fort Walton Beach, Florida
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