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Forum: Main Banana Discussion 03-12-2009, 07:37 AM

Replies: 14 Black sheep of the banana family? Views: 4,125 Posted By Extreme Bananas Re: Black sheep of the banana family? You are absolutely right. This applies to other food besides tropical fruit. The flesh of salmon raised in fish farms in the Atlantic is an unappealing whitish gray. The fish farmers have to add food...

Forum: Main Banana Discussion 03-11-2009, 09:04 PM

Replies: 33 How to succeed with TC's from AgriStarts Views: 5,621 Posted By Extreme Bananas Re: How to succeed with TC's from AgriStarts In the last 2 months, I planted 600+ tc starts in Pro Mix BX in 4 and 4/2" pots. I know this is a no-no in terms of peat moss depletion, but if the Mayans are right about the world ending in 2012,...

Forum: Main Banana Discussion 03-11-2009, 08:01 PM

Replies: 14 Black sheep of the banana family? Views: 4,125 Posted By Extreme Bananas Black sheep of the banana family? I do not see many posts on Musa Ebun Muzak. Is this banana not a very popular banana. I would guess that since the fruit matures green, it may be more difficult to know when it is ripe. I acquired a...

Forum: Member Introductions 01-05-2009, 08:58 PM

Replies: 8 Hello from the "Un-banana" state of Kentucky Views: 1,572 Posted By Extreme Bananas Hello from the "Un-banana" state of Kentucky After dabbling in daylily growing and hybridization, I decided that I needed something different. I had raised a hundred agaves, but they didn't like the humidity outside in the summer (except for...

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