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Old 06-23-2014, 11:10 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I would say this is an unusual way to grow Banana's, and not the most reccommended way to do it.. :^)




Notice its not growing on the burn side.. Namwah survives fire.. :^)
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Old 06-23-2014, 11:57 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Better be careful with those aerosol cans, I bout blew my head off once lol.
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Better be careful with those aerosol cans, I bout blew my head off once lol.
They do pack a powerful punch..........lmao
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They are all rusted out.. :^)
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Any time I've had a "volunteer" plant that decides to grow in a terrible place, it does ten times better than the pampered properly cared for plants.
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and all of the good nutriance leached out of the burn into the soil.will probable make it a super nanner..
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Possibly quite a bit of potassium has leaked out of the woodash to make this little guy happy
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I burned some virus infected Canna Musifolia I got off the net a couple of months back in a very large fire. I went out and looked at the pile about two weeks ago, and the dang things were sprouting in the ash after being burned. I had to put them on the road in front of my house so cars would run over them
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I burned some virus infected Canna Musifolia I got off the net a couple of months back in a very large fire. I went out and looked at the pile about two weeks ago, and the dang things were sprouting in the ash after being burned. I had to put them on the road in front of my house so cars would run over them
I think that's the only thing short of reburning them that will kill them.. :^)
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Old 07-01-2014, 09:26 AM   #10 (permalink)
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2nd leaf since 1st post on the way up.. :^)



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Sacrificing nanners will not make the rest of them make better bunches, I tried lol.
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It is good luck to burn a virgin banana each spring as a sacrifice to the Zeus of Bananas.
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This thread is closed Nawmah has been relocated to SC.. :^)
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