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06-25-2015, 06:29 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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Project Office-Banana
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it's been a while since my last posts. I moved to Stuttgart and got a nice office to put my plants in At the moment there is a Veinte Cohol I bought from Gekko-Enterprises (good guy but EU-Customs is just ugly for shipping plants Than I got a very tiny banana.. I guess some sort of Super-Dwarf-Cavendish.. and last but not least (because a fig is about to move in too) a grocery-store bought baby-pineapple-head planted in and just started to grow about a week agoooooooo.. Here are some pics Baby Banana Pup the day i cut it of the mother at my brothers: The baby today Veinte Cohol some days after I got it and potted it: Veinte Cohol chocked some how.. so i helped it: 3 Bananas.. Front is allready gone It was a Red Dwarf.. back left is the Veinte Cohol and back right the Baby Pup: Moved the Veinte Cohol to my office: Veinte Cohol after I repotted it is doing great since the two new leafes are out (pineapple in the back): Pineapple with small roots after I gave it up pulled it out and decided to keep it sorry for not uploading to my gallery.. I tried and tried.. and there werer just too many pics to upload to upload 4 at a time and fail for 12 times.. to get 1 pic uploaded... don't know what happened there... |
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06-27-2015, 04:46 PM | #3 (permalink) |
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it's an orchid pot.. its good for checking the growth but its not good for the roots.. they avoid light I guess (I allready repotted it anyway..) Oh and it helps alga (don't know if its right) growth.. so green everywhere
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Root growth to prove the progress. Thanks for the reply. |
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if you do pure sand I'd suggest u need to fertilize with the water? or how do you plan to get your nana the right amount of food?
it tho sounds interesting if i get the chance some day i will try an aquaponic banana. thats maybe interesting for you too since you plan to pot a banana in sand. |
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that would be great
my bananas doing great ill post soon some update pics the pine apple is growing as well |
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Hi! I'm waiting a veinte cohol and one higate from gekko ... Just hope i receive it too...
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as far as i can say its worth waiting!
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hmm due to its size i have to think about cuting it.. what do you think and where should i cut it in order to keep it alive?
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Are you planning on planting it outside next spring?
If so, I would just take the chance and leave it the way it is, even though it hits the ceiling. Nice job! |
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actually i cant plant it outside. ill post a pic tomorrow. i have to bent the leafes. and i guess the spear growing atm is the last one i can bent.
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Leave it the way it is and see what happens.
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over night growth ok the only problems I see are some spidermites (not much harm to my big girl) and the small space to the ceiling. its aprox 1meter to 1,20. so for the next 2 or 3 leafes i can bent them to the right site but after that i think it would not work anymore.. i dont expact a flower right norw or in the next weeks. thats why i thought of cutting it. |
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over night growth ok the only problems I see are some spidermites (not much harm to my big girl) and the small space to the ceiling. its aprox 1meter to 1,20. so for the next 2 or 3 leafes i can bent them to the right site but after that i think it would not work anymore.. i dont expact a flower right norw or in the next weeks. thats why i thought of cutting it.[/QUOTE Again, I would just leave it the way it is. First, it is just the tip of the leaf that touches the ceiling, but there is plenty of space for the actual p-stem to grow. Second, I am not that familiar with the VC but it is possible that an inflorescence has already formed inside the p-stem and cutting/shortening the plant will result in damage or loss of the inflorescence, subsequently of the entire plant except the pup on the side. And there is always the option of moving and or a job change 😜 Just kidding. |
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Okay just measured the P-Stem. Its 1.15m / 3.7ft. I don't know how tall it acutally could get. Your point about the inflorescence has been taken. So I will let it grow. It should by now slow down the growth due to the loss of daylight and temperature. I hope it will flower here! Would be an attraction *banana with dollar sign in eyes* haha |
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Re: Project Office-Banana
i have a similar issue
when i brought the plants in for the winter two of them had to be propped on an angle so that they would fit but they try to right themselves.. also to aid the next leaf unfurling i have been rotating them they dont necessarily chase the light per se... because i pointed them at the light and they still bend toward the ceiling some of the ones that fit sitting flat are starting to hit the ceiling as well... lots of work ahead of me to get them through this winter..... so should i just keep doing what i am doing? |
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