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I don't know how long they take to get to the tostones stage, but congrats on getting them this far!
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Depends how much heat they get. In good tropical conditions, 3+ months. In cool conditions, 10 months.
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Congrats!
I can't wait from my Orinoco to flower. Hopefully this coming summer. |
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Not filled in enough Ed. Fingers look to be about 75% filled. Wait till the skin bulges a bit between the finger edges. Then do tostones right away.
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Thanks Dan will do Sir ! also will be making Mofongo with those babys !
![]() Also does any one knows way this Orionoco didnt produce a full bunch ? it did have 4 huge Pups that i cut away last week , or are Orionoco poor producers? Thanks Ed. Last edited by edzone9 : 10-04-2013 at 04:26 PM. |
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Orinoco doesn't generally produce huge bunches, but that one is smaller than normal. Something was not to that plant's liking.
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Thank you ..
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