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Old 06-13-2013, 07:23 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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sorry I have no picture to down load. the banana is about 2 inchs long little speck like seeds. the skin feels silky soft and is very thin. they are delish kind of tart but sweet. I had a few about 8 years ago the guy who gave it to me said the plant came from ty land .if you can tell me its name maybe i can find one to buy. any help will do
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Old 06-13-2013, 11:27 AM   #2 (permalink)
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sorry I have no picture to down load. the banana is about 2 inchs long little speck like seeds. the skin feels silky soft and is very thin. they are delish kind of tart but sweet. I had a few about 8 years ago the guy who gave it to me said the plant came from ty land .if you can tell me its name maybe i can find one to buy. any help will do
Buy a D.Namwah you'll be happy
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thanks the two sugestions that i got 1000 fingers and the namwah look about right ifyou crossedboth of them. so I orderd both.
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Could be D.Brazilian
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Yep, Namwah or Brazilian would suit. Thousand Fingers would only do it for you if you're in a place with a long hot season or full-on year round warmth. They take a long time to ripen.
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i live in central florida
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2 inches long and thin skin (though not tart) sounds like Kluay Khai/Sucrier/Pisang Mas
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