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Edible varieties to grow indoors.
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My name is Arnold i`m new here. I became interested in growing bananas indoors but newbie. I`m looking for edible banana varieties to grow in a flat. my ceiling height is up to 9 feet. I live in Lithuania Hardiness zone 5-6. in Autumn when is starting getting colder is 60 F to 66 F without heating.In winter i have central heating system on temperatures are always 71 F to 75 F. Thanks in advance  |
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Re: Edible varieties to grow indoors.
I haven`t mentioned it will be growing in container, Autumn and Winter under grow lights. There is not any i can grow ?
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Re: Edible varieties to grow indoors.
Here are some Double Mahoi California Gold, they get about 5 foot Super drawft Cavendish 3 to 4 foot
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This will give you an idea of what to expect, how to build and care for your new venture. Also do a forum search there have been some good discussions before that I have seen. Pick and choose what you think will work for you. The cost,resources and size of a plant involved are generally prohibitive concidering banana fruit is readily available Last edited by cincinnana : 06-21-2016 at 07:04 AM. |
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