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hi all, curious if anyone has any pups to trade or sell?? i'm trying to build up my collection again. i am in south florida. plmk
-cliff
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my thing is bananas, gingers, heliconias & plumeria
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what are you looking to trade for? i am also in south florida
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i'm in search of the following:
Ornamentals Cardaba William's Hybrid Coccinea Jamaican Red Ele Ele Tall Orinoco Tall Brazilian Saba Ice Cream 1000 Fingers Praying Hands Pitigo also, there is one that the fruit has orangey colored flesh?? Thanks, cliff
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"also, there is one that the fruit has orangey colored flesh??"
Hawaiian Apples have a light orange flesh. The place where I got mine called them "Orange Sherbet" I have Jamaican Reds, Hawaiian Apples and Hawaiian Ice Cream to trade for Heliconias or other tropical splashes of color that are relatively small, say 3 feet or under. |
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the best tasting orange-fleshed banana is the Lakatan from the Philippines. It has a lot longer shelf life than the cavendish from grocery stores. Too bad that it is as cold sensitive as the cavendishes, and mine have died out in a pot during the winter and never returned.
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The Lakatan is a wonderful tasting banana.
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I have Red Iholene, Misi Luki, Saba, Ice Cream and maybe a Dwarf Jamaican Red for $10 @. If you want to drive up to Lake Worth and get them, I'll cut them off and dig out. Red Iholene, Saba and DJR are already in pots. All are probably 2-3 feet tall.
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Hi everyone:
I'm also looking to rebuild my collection, as my variegated "namwah" and "zebrina" didn't make it through the winter. I'm looking for: 1. Variegated "namwah" pearl (haven't been able to get it from e-bay) 2. M. zebrina 3. Ensete glaucum. Any help greatly appreciated. Will keep expanding my collection as I move to my new home in Durham, NC this June. Thanks, Carlos(tropicalkid) ![]() |
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Oh wow. You are moving to Durham? I suggest attending one of the NC Palm Society meetings. So they are palms, but most of the members grow bananas as well. I live about an hour west of Durham. Hope the move goes well.
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Hi Zac:
I will look for them when I move. Thanks for the good wishes. So far almost everything has ben taken care off. I'm still looking for auto transport companies in the area because I need to move an old car I'm restoring (my other hobby besides bananas ). If you or some friend of yours happens to know of a local u-pull it junkyard in the Durham area, Please let me know. Or if you know of a junkyard, even if it is a non "you pull-it" junkyard, that stocks american cars from the 60's better yet!!! I have a '63 Mercury Monterey "Breezeway" 4-door S-55 (low production model) and body parts are kind of very hard to get!Thanks, Carlos(bond007pr) |
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What do you have to trade?
I have Brazilian Dwarf & Regular. Saba 1000 Finger |
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I have lots of tall Orinoco's popping up this year. I'd be glad to try to send one or two. I'd only want money if they made the journey okay... :-) I get WAYYYY too attached to these plants.
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AnnaJW, Would they be Dwarf Orinoco? I barely have any money, but I will try too find some because I love Dwarf Orinoco, almost as much as Cali Gold
Please let me know!Taylor
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Hi Taylor,
These are the big Orinoco guys, not Dwarf. |
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