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Re: what if any are signs of inflorescence moving up pseudo stem
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Re: what if any are signs of inflorescence moving up pseudo stem
First flowers on these plants that are 8 to 9 years old. They never got higher than 4 foot, so I used fertilizer and now I have hands on the inflorescence. The choke is crowning at 12 1/2 foot, some bracts I've come off due to some strong winds we recently had, obviously after the flower come out right. I think these are dwarf Brazilian, anyone give me a confirmation.
I only have three plants that have The chance to flower this season so I think in winter I'm gonna take tissue sample and get a cultured ID. no guessing then, super happy they flowered
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Re: what if any are signs of inflorescence moving up pseudo stem
I started taking care of these bananas plants about 2 to 3 months late, because I didn't have any thought of taking care of them until I started so it's really not late because I had never planned to take care of them.
MaybeThat's why first hands aren't very uniformed I don't know it's just my first season I enjoy doing it and I will be doing it next year for sure and over the winter and I still got three more trees the flower hopefully
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