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nealnick5 · 11-02-2017, 01:50 AM

that's hilarious.. my favorite part about it is that out of every single banana i could have chosen to have a million of, it was the one that doesn't produce fruit lmao the most useless one. not like it matters since they need to be overwintered but still.. pretty amusing

call me crazy but i would actually love to have some orinoco as well; i have heard they grow faster than basjoo so they are larger before the first frost.. not sure if that's true or not.

at first i put them on that hill because for years and years the only stuff that grew there were a bunch of tall ass weeds that were impossible to cut with the lawn mower since it's like a 75 degree slope. and i would almost break my ankles trying to weedeat on it. my solution was to block out all of the weeds' sunlight.. that and also because i also obtained 100+ basjoos that i desperately needed a place for haha

i may eventually sell a ton of them and use that hill as a sort of nursery.. hopefully i can at least sell enough to make the money back i wasted on the first 10.. this is my first year growing them and i had no idea how quickly they grew or how many times they multiply. I have separated no less that 15 off that basjoo in my profile picture this summer.

also does anyone know a good picture website instead of photobucket? they keep making my pictures unviewable

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nealnick5 Nick nealnick5's Photo Gallery Location: Weems, VA Find me on the map! Zone: 7b Name: Nick Join Date: Oct 2017 Posts: 161 BananaBucks : 67,707 Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Thanks" 336 Times Was Thanked 372 Times in 107 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 0 Times	Re: Hello! that's hilarious.. my favorite part about it is that out of every single banana i could have chosen to have a million of, it was the one that doesn't produce fruit lmao the most useless one. not like it matters since they need to be overwintered but still.. pretty amusing call me crazy but i would actually love to have some orinoco as well; i have heard they grow faster than basjoo so they are larger before the first frost.. not sure if that's true or not. at first i put them on that hill because for years and years the only stuff that grew there were a bunch of tall ass weeds that were impossible to cut with the lawn mower since it's like a 75 degree slope. and i would almost break my ankles trying to weedeat on it. my solution was to block out all of the weeds' sunlight.. that and also because i also obtained 100+ basjoos that i desperately needed a place for haha i may eventually sell a ton of them and use that hill as a sort of nursery.. hopefully i can at least sell enough to make the money back i wasted on the first 10.. this is my first year growing them and i had no idea how quickly they grew or how many times they multiply. I have separated no less that 15 off that basjoo in my profile picture this summer. also does anyone know a good picture website instead of photobucket? they keep making my pictures unviewable __________________ Growing: Ensete ventricosum 'maurelli', Musa balbisiana 'Thai Black', bordelon, basjoo, Dwarf Cavendish, Dwarf Orinoco, itinerans var. itinerans, lasiocarpa, orinoco (tall), saba, sikkimensis 'Red Tiger', TaNee, zebrina, VDN (green), 1000 fingers, praying hands, ornata purple, veluntina, french red, super dwarf cavendish, dwarf iholena, red iholena, balbisiana (yellow), kru, mananzo, zebrina var. gran nain.