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Old 01-25-2011, 03:38 PM   #101 (permalink)
 
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P-stem is around 6' Don't know the variety I'm thinking Cavendish ?
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Congratulations Tony!!

I've got two Red Iholenas that have done well this winter and hopefully will do the same soon!!

I have Saba and MacKlayi starting to shoot.

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Congratulations Tony!!

I've got two Red Iholenas that have done well this winter and hopefully will do the same soon!!

I have Saba and MacKlayi starting to shoot.
Thanks.It's not going to do much. It only has two leaves ad the plant is shaded. I'm surprised it made it through the winter.
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Musa MacKlayi is beginning to shoot.



For those that requested updates on how Musa Macklayi was progressing, thank you for your interest.
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One of my Saba mats is beginning to shoot.


AStarts "MacKlayi" is not Musa macClayi, the bloom stalk is not erect.


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Old 02-10-2011, 04:01 PM   #107 (permalink)
 
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Tony, very cool. How tall?
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Tony, very cool. How tall?
Very short less than 5'.

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Wow, that is short for dwarf Brazilian. I hope it makes good fruit. My buddy has several of them around his house and those that have put out a bud at that height never managed to fill out the fruits. The good fruits he grows come off 8-10' plants.
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Wow, that is short for dwarf Brazilian. I hope it makes good fruit. My buddy has several of them around his house and those that have put out a bud at that height never managed to fill out the fruits. The good fruits he grows come off 8-10' plants.
It's been a slow grower.
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Nice plant, Tony. I'll have to look into them.
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Saba and SH-3640 are the two latest bloomers.

This is another SH-3640!!


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You can see that some of the smaller fruit that appear to be cold damaged are turning yellow. Most of the other fruit seem somewhat plump and look like they're thinking about yellow... When do I harvest?

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Really pretty fruit, with bright red splotches at each end.
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Tony, the suspense is killing me, what variety is it?
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Tony, the suspense is killing me, what variety is it?
This is what I have as Dwarf Brazilian
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I have SH 3640, some Musa related to Saba, and another Pacific cultivar.

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