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Old 08-13-2008, 03:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Any idea what these two could be. I was thinking maybe a caradaba relitive on the fat scarred one, but the other might just be a mutant.
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Old 04-18-2009, 07:45 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I have not idea, but I would like to know myself. Where did you find them?
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The first one looks like a hungry 'Orinoco'. Its hard to tell anything from the second one since its just a poor photo of the fruit.
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Kyle, the 2nd pix of the black 'naners, any idea where the cultivar is from? Did you check if the pulp in it is perfect for eating?

I have the Kluay Nam Wah Dam (Black) and the fruit will become a nasty black crinkled thingy but the pulp is perfect for consumption.
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Those two were growing up in the mountains in San Sebastian, Jalisco, Mexico.
Gabe's probably right, because the soil was poor and they were basically growing on their own. The others in the area were doing alot better without water, but those two were in rocky soil.
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Kyle, the 2nd pix of the black 'naners, any idea where the cultivar is from? Did you check if the pulp in it is perfect for eating?

I have the Kluay Nam Wah Dam (Black) and the fruit will become a nasty black crinkled thingy but the pulp is perfect for consumption.
I didn't check the pulp, but that scarred skin seemed kinda unique, and worth a pic.
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