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Cassie's Dominican bananas
Hi folks and thanks for your welcome to the site. This is a pic of my most prolific and very sweet banana (variety unknown) taken about 6 weeks ago. They are now considerably larger and fatter and we are waiting to harvest them. I have had a problem in the past when I have cut them when green but very rounded. On hanging them the main stem goes black - is this because I am hanging them as they grow - instead of hanging them upside down? Also they ripen and are very sweet but never turn yellow, as they need eating before this occurs because of the stem blackening. I have asked locally but get 20 sorts of conflicting advice. |
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01-14-2007, 12:50 PM
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Re: Cassie's Dominican bananas
Hey Cassie.. I guess I didn't get a chance to Welcome you...SO WELCOME!!!
Your yard is absolutly beautiful.. Can't really help with your question.. but I sure enjoyed your pic I hope you will post some more. Kylie |
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01-14-2007, 01:51 PM
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Re: Cassie's Dominican bananas
Thanks for the welcome Kylie - I have just taken some more photos and will post them asap. Just been waiting for the tropical downpour to stop but now the sun is shining again.
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