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I've never tried pollinating bananas. How often are you getting seeds with the pollinated Manini A'ea'e? Is it in nearly every fruit?
I was under the impression that seeds are very rare, though I imagine that's heavily dependent on varieties used as the parent plants. |
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I'd be interested in that manini pup. I've been learning so much the past few years and would like to play with pollinating some also. I've been averaging 8-10 flowers at a time for the past year now and that will only be increasing with the new planting of more varieties about to take off with the rainy season coming. |
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Growing variegated bananas from seed and sharing those seeds is what I really enjoy.
There are many members on this forum that are also growing variegated bananas from seed. Here's a plant that will get hand pollinated soon. I recently sent this beautiful offshoot to a collector friend. The mother plant that produced it was grown from seed. |
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That’s awesome!
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Here's a video from a person that purchased some variegated seeds from us on eBay. It's an interesting video but I only watched it up to where he said the seeds were from a Florida Manini cross. I pollinated the flowers and neither the Florida or Manini were used in the cross. I remember that they inquired about the parentage a few times and my reply was that it was proprietary.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUc6f8sADn0 |
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You should be able to find that banana locally soon, I know a few people in Vancouver that received seeds. |
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Really!?! That would be cool!
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Thanks for all the info. It's super interesting! Could I ask why the parentage needs to remain proprietary? Even if someone knew the exact parent plants used in the cross there would be a zero percent chance they could recreate what you're selling. If you manage to create a great synthetic hybrid banana the only way to share it would still be with suckers and/or tissue culturing. |
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