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Desert Cold Hardiness testing
Well, it hasn't been freezing here yet, but the damage from the recent cold spell and high winds are taking their toll:
Bananas having problems: Manzano Kru SH3640 Siam Ruby Mona Lisa Williams All seem to have very drooping leaves with petiole weakening. Some have had leaves kink and hang down. Apparently, the coolness has weakened their vigor. I will be cutting all of these back to allow them to go dormant over winter, but stored in the garage to keep the frost off of them. The rest of the gang seem to be doing ok. Surprisingly, the Ae Ae's aren't too bad yet.
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10-16-2008, 02:41 PM
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Re: Desert Cold Hardiness testing
how cold did it got? lower then 35 F ?
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Re: Desert Cold Hardiness testing
Wow Scot , you must have some wild weather swings out there! Here in zone 6 NJ currently it's 75 for the high ,we did have some real cold(high 30's a couple of weeks ago). I still have a giants Alocasia "persian palm outside but lately the low has been about 50.
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