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Raules · 05-20-2010, 08:42 PM

All hello! I wish to update pictures of plants which have been landed in a ground. So. Musa itinerans India Form was not lost nearly, for the unknown reasons, or to it it was strongly cool or the ground which for it prepared, has not approached. There is a probability that compost was not completely ready and has burnt to it root system. But it was possible to transplant and keep in time it it. Musa acuminata ssp. siamea too has not got accustomed. It has been planted at the very end of a greenhouse and cool air has stopped its growth in a winter season. It was necessary to plant it far away, is closer to the middle, there is much warmer. I think it this hour will start to grow much better. The most good growth has shown Musa sikkimensis!!! He already has grown more than two metres and has given many puppies, now there will be a whole bed of this kind. Musa Basjoo have damaged casually, have broken to it a stalk, but he has endured it also this hour has begun active growth. Well also has started to grow Musa Dwarf Cavendish. Also have decided to land in ground Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid. And it has started to grow very quickly. Here all photos:
Musa acuminata ssp. siamea

Musa Basjoo

Musa Dwarf Cavendish

Musa itinerans India Form

Musa sikkimensis

Musa sikkimensis (1)

Musa sikkimensis (2)

Musa sikkimensis stem

Musa sikkimensis stem (1)

Musa sikkimensis pups

Musa sikkimensis pups (1)

Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid

Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid 1

Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid 2

Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid

Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid 1

Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid 2

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Raules Member Raules's Photo Gallery Location: Irkutsk, Russia Find me on the map! Zone: 8 Name: Andrei Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 5,699 BananaBucks : 177,673 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 676 Times Was Thanked 754 Times in 184 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 9 Times	Re: Change from the container in ground Musa sikkimensis, Musa basjoo, Musa acuminata All hello! I wish to update pictures of plants which have been landed in a ground. So. Musa itinerans India Form was not lost nearly, for the unknown reasons, or to it it was strongly cool or the ground which for it prepared, has not approached. There is a probability that compost was not completely ready and has burnt to it root system. But it was possible to transplant and keep in time it it. Musa acuminata ssp. siamea too has not got accustomed. It has been planted at the very end of a greenhouse and cool air has stopped its growth in a winter season. It was necessary to plant it far away, is closer to the middle, there is much warmer. I think it this hour will start to grow much better. The most good growth has shown Musa sikkimensis!!! He already has grown more than two metres and has given many puppies, now there will be a whole bed of this kind. Musa Basjoo have damaged casually, have broken to it a stalk, but he has endured it also this hour has begun active growth. Well also has started to grow Musa Dwarf Cavendish. Also have decided to land in ground Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid. And it has started to grow very quickly. Here all photos: Musa acuminata ssp. siamea Musa Basjoo Musa Dwarf Cavendish Musa itinerans India Form Musa sikkimensis Musa sikkimensis (1) Musa sikkimensis (2) Musa sikkimensis stem Musa sikkimensis stem (1) Musa sikkimensis pups Musa sikkimensis pups (1) Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid 1 Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid 2 Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid 1 Musa sp. Helen´s Hybrid 2 __________________ Tropical agriculturist