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Forum: Member Introductions 06-27-2009, 08:35 AM

Replies: 9 Hi from Bendigo, Australia Views: 2,161 Posted By gazjoo Re: Hi from Bendigo, Australia Hi there Peter. I'm fairly certain that you'd be able to grow most bananas. Fruiting shouldn't be too much of a worry either. I even managed to fruit a dwarf cavendish in nearly full shade here...

Forum: Main Banana Discussion 05-27-2008, 04:44 AM

Replies: 48 Bananas as waterplants??? Views: 4,958 Posted By gazjoo Re: Bananas as waterplants??? The more fertilizer (or goldfish) the more water movement you want. The airstones used in a fishtank add oxygen because they create a flow of water from the bottom to the surface (as someone else...

Forum: Main Banana Discussion 05-26-2008, 05:48 AM

Replies: 48 Bananas as waterplants??? Views: 4,958 Posted By gazjoo Re: Bananas as waterplants??? I think Gabe has has hit the nail on the head with 'oxygen availability'. I have grown many plants sitting in water (tropical and non-tropical) that were not aquatics. If your gonna try this you need...

Forum: Main Banana Discussion 05-26-2008, 05:31 AM

Replies: 9 Please help my drooping Siam Ruby! Views: 2,884 Posted By gazjoo Re: Please help my drooping Siam Ruby! It is wilting from transplant shock and loss of roots. Cut off the lowest 3 leaves and maybe even cut the other 2 full leaves in half to reduce its transpiration. This is a standard treatment for...

Forum: Member Introductions 11-07-2007, 03:56 AM

Replies: 4 Aussie no.2 Views: 1,767 Posted By gazjoo Re: Aussie no.2 Oh!, M.velutina too!!!

Forum: Member Introductions 11-07-2007, 03:54 AM

Replies: 4 Aussie no.2 Views: 1,767 Posted By gazjoo Re: Aussie no.2 Whoa. Took a while to reply, sorry Jo. I'm growing M.zebrina (or whatever you want to call it), M.ornata, E.ventricosum, a dwarf cavendish and a small fruiting (large growing) something from Vietnam.

Forum: Member Introductions 06-07-2007, 06:05 AM

Replies: 4 Aussie no.2 Views: 1,767 Posted By gazjoo Aussie no.2 Hi all, couldn't leave Jo all alone on this side of the ball

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