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I have never been able to keep M. beccarii (var. beccarii) alive and seem to always have difficulty with pure M. mannii.
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ive got 1 super dwarf cavendish 1 dward orinoco and 3 double mahois- going to trade 2 off for other types of plants! im a citrus freak, started with vegetables a few years ago, and its so darn hot here the veggie garden is languishing. but the frooties love it. ive killed seedling citrus, and one cutting of fig. ![]() |
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here in central alabama.....all overwintered in the ground (between 1 to 25 years)
orinocco (25 yrs in the same spot!) saba kanderian k....something nam wah textilis ornata clone 1 ornata clone 2 ornata royal purple ornata royal pink ornata macro laterita basjoo sikkimensis mannii red stem mufan (sp?) burmese blue laos species pace goldfinger raja puri ensete glaucum musella lasiocarpa coccinea/uranoscopus itinerans pisang ceylon dwarf cavendish (new this spring) bordelon praying hands roho (very marginally hardy) red iholene (planted this spring) nagensium (planted this spring) |
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I'm impressed! Now you've gotta tell us how you over wintered all those in zone 8.
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....trial and error LOL
most bananas have to be cut down after the first hard freeze. hardier types like sikkimensis and basjoo i just remove the crowns. i mulch for the winter and most come back by spring. velutina reseeds to the point of weediness! i can tell you that cavendish, roho/zebrina are marginally hardy. 'royal red, beccarii, ele ele, and tuugia dont seem to be hardy at all. |
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I've killed a few this year, and added a few to my collection.
Orinoco (tall and dwarf) Brazilian Goldfinger Ice Cream FHIA-03 Sweetheart Raja Puri Hua Moa Kandrian Jamaican Red AeAe Dwarf Lady Finger SDC California Gold musa basjoo musa sikkimensis 'Red Tiger' musa velutina musa mannii musa 'African Red' musa nagensium 'Florale Noire' musa paradisiaca var seminifera 'New Bhutan' musa cheesmani musa laos species musa 'Royal Pink' musa xishuangbannaensis (itinerans var. gigantea) musa 'Royal Purple' musa thomsonii ensete ventricosum ensete glaucum ensete ventricosum var. 'Maurelii' musella lasiocarpa I'm sure I'm forgetting one or two. Guess that's what the edit feature is for! ![]() |
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