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joe the ghost · 08-29-2008, 05:33 AM

Thanks for your replies y'all ,I have been a member for some time but don't often post.I will try to enter members details,though I am no Bill Gates when it comes to computers.I live in England(it's next to Ireland) and we have a limited choice of bananas here due to the climate,mainly basjoo and maurellii.I am lucky in that I have a conservatory to nurse things along with.I have been growing bananas since about 1965 and have stuck mainly to those plants from Thailand and grown indoors.This post is about a Florida 2 I bought on Ebay,it has no roots or leaves ,it has to go through this process during sterilization and starting them off doesn't seem to be too easy.

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joe the ghost joe the ghost's Photo Gallery Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 22 BananaBucks : 15,620 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 0 Times Was Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 0 Times	Re: starting off a corm? Thanks for your replies y'all ,I have been a member for some time but don't often post.I will try to enter members details,though I am no Bill Gates when it comes to computers.I live in England(it's next to Ireland) and we have a limited choice of bananas here due to the climate,mainly basjoo and maurellii.I am lucky in that I have a conservatory to nurse things along with.I have been growing bananas since about 1965 and have stuck mainly to those plants from Thailand and grown indoors.This post is about a Florida 2 I bought on Ebay,it has no roots or leaves ,it has to go through this process during sterilization and starting them off doesn't seem to be too easy.