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looking for hua moa corms - 80,000. can anyone give me a source?

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you want 80,000 hua moa corms?

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Yes - I am also interested hua moa growers overseas

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thats a lot of nanas!:woohoonaner:

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Starting a project that will require 1.2 million lbs/year

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save a few for the rest of us

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Thats alot of Banana Pudding.

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Hua Moa may be a little too heavy and too firm for that , , , ,

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what do you mean by "to heavy for that"

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Too heavy for banana pudding.

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Bump for you, have any luck finding these?

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Guys,
Hi, how are you?! I am starting a project where I need hua moa variety. We are growers of cavendish bananas in Ecuador but would be looking forward to start growing hua moa. Does anybody know where can I get corms for this variety?
Thank you in advance.
Best Regards,
Luis

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I think you would have to contact one of the TC firms for this many of them. Who would carry 80,000 corms just to have them for sale? It wouldn't be good business to have this many of anything but commercial grade bananas.

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Do you recommend any TC firm in particular? Thank you!

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The only one I know is Agri-Starts. Most of the people in this forum are familiar with them. They have the capacity I believe, to fulfill your needs.

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The other big TC place is Oglesby International, but they only do the Super Dwarf Cavendish, which they claim to have a patent on, and the Musella Lasiocarpa. Agristarts is the one that usually has lots of them, in the thousands, although at the present time, they do not have any or are they listing them. You might need to contact them for a special run for you if you need them right away. Contracting for a special run may save a little money because you can negotiate the price ahead of time.

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Thank you very much! I will keep you guys posted! Luis!