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My name is Mitchell.I live in Southern California in Ventura County,and just planted a few Banana tree's in my garden in my backyard.I cant wait till they flower and fruit.Hope all is well with everyone,and if anyone can suggest the right fertilization growing tips for growing out here in Ventura County,California I would really be interested in any local growers that live near me in Los Angeles area would be really cool to chat or talk with so please have fun growing. 
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Re: 1 Socalrocker Growing Bananas
There he is! I hooked up Mitchell with a few plants this weekend. He'll be addicted soon enough! These Banana plants are kinda like potato chips...
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Re: 1 Socalrocker Growing Bananas
A very welcome, mitchell, looks like you have a great mentor and neighbour allready.
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Re: 1 Socalrocker Growing Bananas
Welcome Mitch!
Hope you have fun with your newfound hobby! I like to say... Soon you'll go from watching a new leaf open up per day on your plants, to finding a new pup per day among all the plants... eventually to getting a new bloom per day (I'm still trying to get to that point!) Especially with Mitchel as your neighbor! You guys can root each other on! Try to get kinds each doesn't have so you can trade and such. Do you have clay or what's the deal with growing there in Ventura Co.? Regards
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Well Mediahound I just moved into a home in Ventura Co. ,and yes there is clay in my soil also alot of rocks.My backyard meets a park just on the other side of the wall past my yard.I am trying to get a good medium mix to use in my garden bed for my Banana plants.I had used some mulch and some vegetable planter mix soil along with the dirt from the yard.If you have any other tips for me please pass it on.
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Re: 1 Socalrocker Growing Bananas
Here's one idea, arguably the single best thing you can be doing.
Invest in some UCT-9 compost bins and start utilizing all kitchen scraps and yard waste to go back into your ground... http://urbangardencenter.com/product...ct9/index.html
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