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Cold Hardy Bananas This forum is dedicated to the discussion of bananas that are able to grow and thrive in cold areas. You'll find lots of tips and discussions about keeping your bananas over the winter. |
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California gold
Hiya all im very interested in getting a young california gold tree, i live in california in the central valley and i suspect i would beable to grow one. My email is bigmikes71@sbcglobal.net ty for any help
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Re: California gold
I found out that Calif Gold is the least of the bananas that gives out pups.
I have one that is fruiting and the fruit are almost ripe and it just gave just one pup right now. It is now less than a foot tall. I bought this when the plant had flowers last November of 2006 and I accidentally broke the corm when I dug it up so I planted the main corm separately from the P-stem of the banana and after about 6 months it gave off one pup and is now about 3 feet tall. I am expecting for a 2nd sister to come up but none so far. The corm is huge but I am wondering why it does not give off another pup. Unlike my other kind of bananas. I have pups that I don't know what to do with them. They gave off pups like there is no tomorrow. They are less than 2 feet tall but giving off pups like crazy. They looked just like pups themselves. Here's my Calif gold in the center. On the left is dwarf Brazilian and a calif gold fruit on the right.
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Re: California gold
Welcome aboard, nice chatting with you in the chat last night!
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