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The Musa basjoo started flowering just before Christmas. After growing it for about 5 years, this is the first time it has flowered. It hasn't really thrived here. Last nights cold didn't bother it.
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you are one lucky nana grower. the flower is very nice! love the yellow. congrats!!!
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The yellow color is nice, different than the usual red/purple/maroon color.
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Yes great color i love the tillandsia usnoîdes running in the banana ,and the palms behind ...(Syagrus?)
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It has been very windy that last few days with the cold and lots of Tillandsia has blown out of the trees.
The palm is Syagrus romanzoffianum, Queen Palm.
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When they mature, will the seeds be any good seeing as there aren't others to cross pollinate with them?
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Beautifully blossoms!
And five years before the first flowering, not long?
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Great looking plant and flower - worth waiting for!
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Usually most bananas we have grown flower within 2-3 years of planting. The Musa basjoo grows but doesn't seem to thrive in our long hot season. This plant also has only grown a couple of pups and is about 7ft tall. Maybe they don't like our soil which is very well drained and sandy. We have had a couple other plants of M. basjoo grow for a couple of years then die but this could have been to nematodes as they are very common in the sandy soil.
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