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tlturbo 08-13-2007 08:56 AM

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Hey - that's MY word. Get your own. HA

Terry

MediaHound 08-13-2007 08:58 AM

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Yep those died after a month or two... expensive loss but long forgotten about.. no worries bud.

This one should do well... I planted it with about twenty pounds of my finest compost muck.

:2780::chefnaner::2729::2237:

Greenie 08-13-2007 04:53 PM

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I just got back from Mr. Steel's Magnificent Garden.I cannot explain in words the beauty of each of the different plant varieties he showed me.Thank you very much Sir!.

jnstropic 08-16-2007 03:54 PM

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Five weeks ago I harvested 3 pups. Three days ago I saw growth on one and today all are showing growth. I planted one in my yard and two are in pots. That means that two more Ae Ae's are ready to distribute. Pablo and Sean let me know by email when you want to pick them up.

buzzwinder 08-16-2007 08:54 PM

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Hi every one, I'm new to trying to grow bananas, but have been reading all I can, I think the Ae Ae is absolutly the most beautiful banana plant I have ever seen, almost bought one on Ebay, But alas, to expensive and I don't have the expertise or the zone (5) to properly grow one, but I think what you folks are doing is absolutly fantastic. Please keep up the great work, congratulations Media, that pup you have looks like it might be a Rottweiler.Good Ole Big'un, Thank you all, as I have learned so much from all of the members on this forum. Bill:woohoonaner:

MediaHound 08-16-2007 10:01 PM

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Hey Bill, great photos you have!
Welcome aboard!

Pablo Vega 08-17-2007 07:00 AM

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congrats Jarred, now you can invite us for some chips!!!!

jnstropic 08-17-2007 10:24 AM

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The second Ae Ae has been distributed. Pablo has just picked up his AeAe. When he sends me a picture of it in his garden I will put it on:http://togofcoralgables.com/MyAeAesBrother.aspx

the flying dutchman 08-17-2007 12:58 PM

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Congrats Pablo, no AeAe-chips shortage next year in S-FL:)

Ron

jnstropic 12-01-2008 11:16 AM

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Just to let you all know what is going on with the 'My Ae Ae's Brother' here are some pictures. This season I was only able to give out 2 pups. I wanted more pups for next year and have them earlier. This is the reason I cut the flowers. Go to the site and see what else is going on.

Cut on July 6 08


Cut on Oct. 5 08


Cut on Oct. 26 08


Cut on Nov. 10 08

JCDerrick 12-01-2008 12:30 PM

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Thanks for the update. It's cool watching everyone take home their new Ae-Ae. Some very lucky folks in Florida. Once we move there, this is definitely one of the first new bananas to grow on the list.

modenacart 12-01-2008 12:47 PM

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You can grow them in SC, its just more work.

harveyc 12-01-2008 01:04 PM

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Wow, Jordon, that's great of you sacrificing all of your fruit to grow more pups to give away. Warren sent me a photo of his Ae Ae last week and it's doing well (I had put him touch with you). It will be exciting to see how all of these Ae Ae do over the next 2-3 years. Maybe one day Ae Ae will be a common sight in south Florida!

I've got a tiny pup on my potted greenhouse Ae Ae right now and will try to take a picture soon and post it. Thanks for your helpful advice in the past.

Steve L 12-01-2008 01:28 PM

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You can grow and fruit them in south Louisiana. Harvested 42 fingers from mine late this summer.

Steve

JCDerrick 12-01-2008 02:26 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by modenacart (Post 57921)
You can grow them in SC, its just more work.

I'd be so worried about digging it up each year, I'd be tempted to leave the poor thing in a pot (like my Kaua`i banana). I can't bring myself to risk the thing just yet - not until I have a pup for insurance.

Maybe once I've experimented more with various types of musa I'll feel more comfortable handling it in my zone. I practically quadrupled the types of banana varieties I was growing last falls, so next spring I'm going to see just how good a banana 'farmer' I really am, LOL.

damaclese 12-03-2008 08:43 AM

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I like this thread. Scot and i share Plants and info. We both live in the same city every one should do this more. besides being cheaper its a way to connect on a shared passion for gardening and maybe make a friend or two along the way

momoese 12-03-2008 10:42 AM

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Not to derail the thread but what ever happened to Ron?

BTW, that's really cool Jordan!

Bananaman88 12-03-2008 02:15 PM

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[quote=momoese;58068]Not to derail the thread but what ever happened to Ron?

Yeah, wasn't he sick? I hope he is doing better.

Jordan's Ae-Ae site is awesome!

jnstropic 08-30-2010 08:07 AM

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Chris and Chris now have the 11th Ae Ae pup in the last two months. This season there was only one pup smaller than this one. Most went home in trucks.

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jnstropic 01-06-2011 10:22 PM

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2007 I gave out 3 pups - only 1 lived to have fruit.
2008 I gave out 2 pups - no one sent me any pictures.
2009 I gave out 3 pups and only one sent me a picture.
2010 I gave out 13 pups. I gave pups to the 3 botanical gardens and I have pictures of 2 of them.
This year all pups will be given to people in walking distance of my house. And the people have to
plant the Ae Ae banana in spots that can be seen from the side walk. In this way I might see them.


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This season 6 plants bloomed but I only let 4 produce fruit. Now this is the last one and if
any one wants some of the fruit please write me and I will give you a time (No I well not
mail the bananas, they are too ripe). I think the cold weather made the bunch ripen all at
once. The bunch in December gave us 4 weeks of ripe bananas.


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