Banana bags...
 

Where can you purchase the banana bags?

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can you be more specific? I don't get it.

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We offer bunch bags which are used to store banana & grapes. ... Our range of bunch bags includes banana bunch bags and grapes bunch bags. ...
http://www.indiamart.com/.../fruits-...materials.html -

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Do I need banana bags?

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No idea...might want to ask someone who knows more than me...

This link will take you straight to the banana bunch bags.

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Do you need them.....that depends on what your trying to achieve. The commercial growers use them to keep the fruit looking pretty for the picky consumers who like to have unblemished fruit. I've never used them and my fruit grow just fine. They do get some dirt, bird poop, spiders, acid rain, and whatever else on them but it doesn't bother me. They still taste great!

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It always amazes me the things that people require of growers to get perfect fruit...not perfect tasting mind you but perfect looking. I suspect that holding the fruit at cool temperatures to make the trip over here does something to the taste. Which leads me to another question. How long has Gran Naine been the banana of commerce? When I eat my dwarf cavendish bananas at my house they taste a lot like the bananas I used to put in my cereal 15-20 years ago. I think I had read that they used to use Valery and Williams at one point in time in central America and the Caribbean. I've also noticed that a lot more poor quality bananas are making it to stores. I see a lot of gray skinned bananas nowadays.

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in my place in southwest Mexico, banana bags might be sheets of newsprint or plastic surrounding the bunch as it grows...the only reason ever gioven is that the wraps tent to reduce abraision from rubbing against the stem or leaves while they ripen...makes a 'grade level' difference in the price paid in the field...and every peso matters here...

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I've actually started making banana bags myself. I use lightweight frost cloth(Spun polypropelyne). It comes on a roll already doubled over. I sew a seam on the open side and that creates a tube that is the perfect size for bananas.

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I might want to use those. Don't want the squirrels getting at my nanners...

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They do an ok job at keeping rats and mice from nesting, but a coon will rip right through it. I had an unbagged hua moa bunch yesterday that had 5 mice living it.

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The Shadow strikes again.