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Forum: Cold Hardy Bananas 09-16-2008, 06:28 PM

Replies: 3 Musa basjoo in Portland OR Views: 2,714 Posted By norteno Re: Musa basjoo in Portland OR I have a neighbor here in Portland on NE 54th that never protects her grove at all and it is HUGE and impressive. Some years she loses some stems but the grove that has now formed is very vibrant and...

Forum: Cold Hardy Bananas 09-03-2008, 06:38 PM

Replies: 13 Not impressed...no pups Views: 2,617 Posted By norteno Re: Not impressed...no pups I used Scott's lawn food which is almost entirely nitrogen on my basjoos this year because I didnt know any better. They made more pups than anything I could believe. I posted about it and someone...

Forum: Cold Hardy Bananas 07-26-2008, 12:56 AM

Replies: 8 Musa Orinocos in Pacific Northwest Views: 3,568 Posted By norteno Musa Orinocos in Pacific Northwest I have three well rooted Orinoco pups now. I planted one out just for fun to see if it will make it through the winter outdoors, the other two I potted in 5 gal containers and will overwinter...

Forum: Cold Hardy Bananas 07-24-2008, 12:27 AM

Replies: 9 A touch of rot Views: 2,332 Posted By norteno Re: A touch of rot Basjoos indeed tolerate the cold and wet for at least half the year here in Portland Oregon zone 8b without even stressing them. The ground is soggy and the air 30 to 55 degrees F November through...

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