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Forum: Main Banana Discussion 06-30-2018, 03:18 PM

Replies: 7 My first flower? Views: 976 Posted By Ashton_SFBay Re: My first flower? Just to give a bit of reference, the one that has put out the flower is the one on the left in this photo. It was kept in this tub since March 2017, over-wintered in the shed you can see in the...

Forum: Main Banana Discussion 06-30-2018, 03:12 PM

Replies: 7 My first flower? Views: 976 Posted By Ashton_SFBay Re: My first flower? Thanks Akula! I am so excited I could just burst! I was beginning to lose hope.....

Forum: Main Banana Discussion 06-30-2018, 02:57 PM

Replies: 7 My first flower? Views: 976 Posted By Ashton_SFBay My first flower? Hi Everyone! Looking for some advice. Can you confirm if this is a flower?? It's my Raja Puri, that has been growing since December 2016. I transplanted it into the ground April 2018, from a...

Forum: Member Introductions 06-25-2017, 07:17 PM

Replies: 6 Banana newbie in inland-valley SF Bay Area (Concord) Views: 1,105 Posted By Ashton_SFBay Banana newbie in inland-valley SF Bay Area (Concord) Hi Everyone! This is my first year attempting to grow bananas! In Concord, CA. Hot (90s) and dry summers with mild (50s) and wet winters, with 2-3 nights per year getting to around 28F. Most winter...

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