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AaronTT · 09-13-2020, 11:53 PM

I agree with you in regards to the wind. It is very prone to leaves snapping off, in fact I lost 2 leaves right before it flowered.
I gave it a 5 due to it tasting good cooked green and fried. As a fresh eating banana, or for cooking ripe, there are many many better choices.
It did impress me recently as a producer. I know of 2 patches close by that are "wild" in that no one cares for them in any way, and they both have bunches on them. Probably from all the rain we have been getting this season.

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AaronTT Location: Geneva, Florida Zone: 9B, 10 Name: Aaron Join Date: Jul 2020 Posts: 329 BananaBucks : 15,479 Feedback: 3 / 100% Said "Thanks" 232 Times Was Thanked 334 Times in 167 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 46 Times	Re: Aaron's Banana Tasting Sessions- Orinoco I agree with you in regards to the wind. It is very prone to leaves snapping off, in fact I lost 2 leaves right before it flowered. I gave it a 5 due to it tasting good cooked green and fried. As a fresh eating banana, or for cooking ripe, there are many many better choices. It did impress me recently as a producer. I know of 2 patches close by that are "wild" in that no one cares for them in any way, and they both have bunches on them. Probably from all the rain we have been getting this season.