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Hi! Im asking for starter plants. I do not want to buy established plants from a lnursery, as most have considerable development. This does not give me enough training in reality in attempting to develop my own crop from start.
My goal is to retire to Ecuador. However, i am living in western NC USA at present, and in an apartment, no less. This seems ideal training ground for the next 5 years. Encouragement and constructive criticism are welcome. Thank you! |
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Welcome to the Jungle..
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Ecuador has roughly 4 climatic zones. Bananas thrive in all of them but pit fruits such as true plums do not. Which zone are you considering?
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Welcome to the banana gang!.....
![]() ![]() ![]() Ecuador has some "local" awesome Nana Varieties!.....Maqueño Nana (consider a dual purpose Nana), Barraganete Plantain, Seda Nana, Rosado Nana (Musa Red Variety), Orito Nana (Ladyfinger Nana), etc......
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Hey there-
Welcome to the Banana Express. ![]() I'm in Charlotte and I have a ton of divisions I need to cull. If you want them, lemme know.
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