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Old 02-12-2014, 07:19 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Default Re: Some Short Naners From PSL Nursery

In the 1850's most of the bananeros would have gone to Sutter's Mill.

If someone is able to put a banana plant in a pot they probably could find a spray bottle.

Anyone who has ever grown a tc plant knows that spray bottle is essential.

I didn't realize it takes 16 to 20 months for an Avocado to ripen in CA, here flower to harvest could be as short as 3 months.


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Originally Posted by Richard View Post
This has been attempted in San Diego and southern CA in general many times by many people since the 1850's -- and at greater frequency in recent years. There have been no successes to date. We don't have the humidity at the correct time of year to envelope the plant in heat. I'd love to see someone succeed.

Similarly: Oranges, Grapefruit, Mandarins, and Avocados take 16 to 20 months to ripen here depending on the cultivar.
When growing bananas rapidly amassing roots quickly is key.

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