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09-10-2005, 01:03 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Basjoo v Sikkimensis
Ok its midish September and my growing season here in England is drawing to a close.
I have done a careful study of the growth and performance of the two varieties compared side by side. Only consideration is that my Sikkimensis (3 Year old) is from seed and Basjoo is 4 years old and bought locally probably a pup (rather than T C ). Both are well worth growing and both are rewarding and respond to good fertilisation and heavy watering. Basjoo wins by a mile. Its leaves are bigger ,greener and it pups more readily.It is more spectacular and is more wind tolerant.Sikkimensis pups closer to the stem and Basjoo forms a better "Clump" with pups further from the stem. I hope that both survive Winter (with much wrapping) and I hope to continue my comparisons. |
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Re: Basjoo v Sikkimensis
Thanks for this information. I have both varieties now but my basjoo is just a pup and my sikkimensis was started from seed this year(though it is growing better than any of the others that I started from seed this year). I will remember to put my sikkimensis in places where I don't want the bananas to spread too much and will put the basjoo where I want some nice groves of bananas.
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