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Supposedly some kind of native hawaiian variety
The pseudostem is very short, maybe 6'
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Re: Supposedly some kind of native hawaiian variety
Definitely not a Hawaiian variety of any kind, looks like a 'Dwarf Orinoco' to me so far.
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Re: Supposedly some kind of native hawaiian variety
how`s everyone`s Sugarcane doing?
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It's growing fast. Our season just ended and the average yield reported by one of the mills was 45 tons of cane per acre.
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