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blownz281 · 02-16-2013, 08:31 PM

It is 80* in there for the most part and the coldest it ever got was like 65*. They are growing in cow manure compost material soils.

My parents have a very nice greenhouse and i have several nanners in there,the Siam Ruby that are in there have pupped like mad and growing like crazy. it never gets below 60* and they have a fan running,and the vents open on there own when it gets to hot,then close when it cools down.

I agree these plants are pretty but weak plants in general. First summer ever having them,they grew like crazy and were in like 6-8hrs of sunlight. Hotter the temps got they seemed to slow growth. Water them alittle less they wilt,water them alot and didnt seem any better. They were in great soil,as the EE's behind them and palms grew like crazy this year.

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blownz281 Location: Coastal NC Find me on the map! Zone: 8b coastal Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 1,373 BananaBucks : 509,401 Feedback: 6 / 100% Said "Thanks" 440 Times Was Thanked 756 Times in 534 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 14 Times	Re: Siam ruby question It is 80* in there for the most part and the coldest it ever got was like 65. They are growing in cow manure compost material soils. My parents have a very nice greenhouse and i have several nanners in there,the Siam Ruby that are in there have pupped like mad and growing like crazy. it never gets below 60 and they have a fan running,and the vents open on there own when it gets to hot,then close when it cools down. I agree these plants are pretty but weak plants in general. First summer ever having them,they grew like crazy and were in like 6-8hrs of sunlight. Hotter the temps got they seemed to slow growth. Water them alittle less they wilt,water them alot and didnt seem any better. They were in great soil,as the EE's behind them and palms grew like crazy this year.