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I_GROWER 01-05-2014 02:40 PM

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Another wild Monzano bunch

venturabananas 01-09-2014 02:09 AM

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44 pounds of Dwarf Namwah.


servatusprime 01-09-2014 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by venturabananas (Post 237480)
44 pounds of Dwarf Namwah.


Just keep pushing that wheelbarrow down to my house!

sunfish 01-09-2014 03:57 PM

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I harvested some store bought cavendish


sal 01-09-2014 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by sunfish (Post 237497)
I harvested some store bought cavendish


Congrats on your bounty!

momoese 01-11-2014 08:52 PM

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46 pounds of Pisang Klotek. Should have harvested a week or so ago to avoid the splitting skins. My wife wanted me to smile so I fixed it!




venturabananas 01-11-2014 09:33 PM

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You're so handsome with that smile. :ha:

I have banana envy. I'd like a change from Namwah!

momoese 01-11-2014 09:51 PM

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162 fingers. These are abnormally large compared to past harvests. The fingers are easily twice as large. This is my first harvest of PK in this new location in my veggie garden. More nutrients, more humidity, less dry heat from the concrete driveway and stucco wall, but pretty much same amount of sunshine.

crazy banana 01-13-2014 12:23 AM

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Harvested my first bunch of "real deal" Blue Java today. Only 64 fingers. Sampled one and the center was a little stringy, but the taste was not bad at all. Cannot wait for the remaining ones to fully ripen.

PR-Giants 01-13-2014 11:10 AM

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Those look perfect!!! :08:

Did you bag'em ?

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Originally Posted by sunfish (Post 237497)
I harvested some store bought cavendish



sunfish 01-13-2014 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by PR-Giants (Post 237695)
Those look perfect!!! :08:

Did you bag'em ?

Yes , paper bag

Kat2 01-13-2014 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by sunfish (Post 237726)
Yes , paper bag

I use cloth ones when I remember to take them otherwise plastic because I hand them off to a charitable group that distributes bread. You bake bread in paper bags or should.

Richard 01-13-2014 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Kat2 (Post 237735)
... You bake bread in paper bags or should.

No I don't! :)

sunfish 01-13-2014 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Kat2 (Post 237735)
I use cloth ones when I remember to take them otherwise plastic because I hand them off to a charitable group that distributes bread. You bake bread in paper bags or should.

I use the plastic one's for walking the dog :nanadrink:

Kat2 01-13-2014 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Richard (Post 237743)
No I don't! :)

Oh, try. If I had my own kitchen, I would.

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Originally Posted by sunfish (Post 237746)
I use the plastic one's for walking the dog :nanadrink:

I don't have a dog. It seems I do have a tree frog but he seems to do his business outside in small enough ways that I can't even find it. Perfect pet.

sunfish 01-13-2014 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Kat2 (Post 237750)
Oh, try. If I had my own kitchen, I would.

I don't have a dog. It seems I do have a tree frog but he seems to do his business outside in small enough ways that I can't even find it. Perfect pet.

Do you walk the frog ?

Richard 01-13-2014 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Kat2 (Post 237750)
Oh, try. If I had my own kitchen, I would.

I do bake bread many times per year, among other things. Sometimes I bake on parchment paper but never in a paper bag.

Kat2 01-13-2014 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by sunfish (Post 237752)
Do you walk the frog ?

No. Jack just hangs out and has been since I planted my DC. In late November I assumed he'd gone to hibernate but he was in my tarp ready to take a trip to Cocoa for Christmas; I shooed him off and he glared at me. Yesterday I was pulling apart pots and discovered him clinging to the Red Solo cup on top. After removing those I needed, I gently placed him, still perched on his base, back in the group. He winked at me but never moved. I never feed him or walk him but he always seems glad to see me. Or should that be revel in making my heart skip a beat at his unexpected smiling face?

Great pet.

Kat2 01-13-2014 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Richard (Post 237757)
I do bake bread many times per year, among other things. Sometimes I bake on parchment paper but never in a paper bag.

Panettone has been baked in paper for ages so this isn't a new idea. I think I may have done it before; I know I've done Boston brown bread in cans. At some point I'll be able to try a sourdough loaf in a sack and will post pictures.

robguz24 01-16-2014 10:19 PM

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My 2nd bunch of Mysore, just under 5 months flower to harvest. The rats and geckos ate a few! This bunch is much bigger than my first 7 months ago, and the fruit are bigger, some being the size of DBs. Not selling any of these, too much of a treat and I'll have no problem eating them all!



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