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In a large blender:
1 ripe full size Babaco (12") 2 ripe dessert bananas (5" x 1" each) 2 scoops french vanilla ice cream 4 oz unfiltered apple juice 4 oz crushed ice ![]()
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Hey Richard:
Your babaco is starting to put up new leaves finally. What kind of fertilizer do I need?
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Sounds great! What does a Babaco taste like?
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It is seedless relative of the papaya. The flesh is less dense than a papaya and has less sugar. A good name for it is "pineapple papaya". There is more information in this thread: Babaco ![]()
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Thanks Richard. I put it in a new bay window that I am building for the winter. together with my new potted bananas. I fertilized it with
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