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Originally Posted by mskitty38583
well i guess it just like the guy on there who was sell ae ae seeds. if you dont know or dont have a great forum to ask people, you dont know if a nana has seeds. and most people will buy somthing like that because they dont think they are gonna get ripped off. before i joined here, i never knew nanas had seeds. heck i only thought there was one kind of nana. now i have this smart @#$% in my spanish class thats telling everyone that the origional nanas were all wipped out and they can never ever grow that kind of nana ever again. i told him people are still growing that specific kind of nana, its just not used for shipping. he said i can talk about this all day, and they were all wipped out. so you have stubborn people, you have people who take other peoples word for things, and then you have people "who know everything there is to know about nanas" and the closet they have been to a nana tree is when their picking out there nanas at the grocery store. a lot(not all) people who sell on those forums are just out to make a buck and dont care how they do it.
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Actually Sam, I think there might be a way to get a seedless banana to produce seed. I swear I saw something about it on here once, but couldn't find it again. I am also puzzled because it's a LOT of different sources that are selling these seeds, including ones that have been listed here as very reliable sources to purchase from, so it's making me wonder... and very curious if it is possible if they can produce the variety they're suppose to the way it is suppose to be, seedless... or does say the process of cross pollination (if that's how it's done) ruin it forever and make it a seeded variety.
Sorry to hear about your classmate *#%! that wont believe you. Tell him to come here and LOOK IT UP like a true "ejumakatd" person would!
