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Hi everyone! I don't know nothing about bananas... so what kind of banana species i can grow here in central Portugal with min temp between -4 to -3C? I'd like a very sweet, sedless and cold hardy var. Thank you so much, Luis.
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Musa Rajapuri, D. Brazilian, D. Orinoco, Pisang Ceylon, Da Jiao (Himalayan Fruit), x Fruit, Himalayan Mountain, Helen's Hybrid, Patupi, Lacatan, Hajaray Paw Paw Sunflower, Prima 1216, Potomac, KSU Atwood, Jerry's Big Girl, Al Horns, KSU Chapell https://growingfruit.org/t/my-small-...-orchard/19936 https://growingfruit.org/t/my-pear-collection/55683 https://growingfruit.org/t/my-apple-collection/53104 |
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You can grow Orinoco, Namwah (Dwarf Namwah), and Raja Puri, maybe others w/ some protection. Your Minus 3 is what I had for a low last winter.. Goldfinger, Misi Luki need protection.. I'm testing a couple more this winter.. I don't think its the -3C but how long it stays that way.. :^)
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Grow 3 or 4 Dwarf Namwah, so that each year one of them blooms in time to ripen before Fall. If you have a night of sustained temperatures below +2C, they will need protection. Do not let the ground around them freeze on top. If they are in pots the soil should not drop below 7C.
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