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My 3 Giants
I thought it would be cool to plant 3 different Giant plants next to each other and see how big I can get them this year here in Ohio. I planted 2 of the biggest elephant ears and 1 of the largest bananas. They are left to right Colocasia Thailand Giant, Musa Mekong Giant and Alocasia Borneo Giant. I'm gonna try to update pics every month to document the growth here's the first ones...
Beginning of June...  IMAG0894 by natej740, on Flickr Middle of July...  IMAG1074 by natej740, on Flickr My daughter saw I was taking pics and never passes on a chance to get here picture taken...lol Last edited by natej740 : 07-29-2012 at 01:59 PM. |
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Re: My 3 Giants
betcha the thailand giant is the winner by the end of the season. Those things grow like crazy!
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Re: My 3 Giants
When I saw Bo's Colocasia, pictures, I had to have one of those. It is really growing now. It is so neat the way the leaf comes out.
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