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venturabananas

01-20-2013 09:40 PM

Re: New bananas!

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Originally Posted by wolfyhound (Post 213536)

[IMG]Does this mean they're recovering and doing well or not? I haven't gotten Orinocos because of the weather turning.

Could be. But they also tend to lose redness when exposed to the sun, so it could be that, too.

wolfyhound

01-20-2013 09:55 PM

Re: New bananas!

They were mostly under the shade cloth at the nursery...

wolfyhound

01-24-2013 06:56 PM

Re: New bananas!

Well we ALMOST had a freeze! I ran out and wrapped all the bananas in blankets and towels, all snug. Then I covered the base with soil too. But then it only got down to 36F so it didn't actually freeze at all.

But.. I have some browning leaves. :vbseo_replace_urls("( Some look very good, some look rather unhappy. None look dead though. So we shall see how they pop back out with the warming weather.

jet123

02-05-2013 11:15 PM

Re: New bananas!

Nice deal! A Grand Nain is in the Cavendish family, and as far as I know you can tell a Cavendish from other bananas by looking at the young leaves of the suckers. The young sucker leaves should have a light red camouflage on the surface. :D

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