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Okay guys im new to fruiting bananas.take it easy on me.My question has to do with the ice cream banana. I have heard that some bananas need 2 plants to get fruit
thanks guys. Steelviper 
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Most bananas will do much better in 30% shade in California.
Bananas are parthenocarpic. Fruits will form even if blooms are not pollinated. |
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10-11-2006, 05:24 PM
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Thanks for the info
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Hi Mark,
My Ice Cream that's fruiting right now is in full sun all day. I planted one and got two pups right away. And the pups already have pups. I love this hobby! 
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