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09-28-2008, 05:37 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Difference between "Grand nain" & "rajapuri"? Pics inside
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Lots of questions below so fasten your seat belt, please answer one or all. 1)Can anyone tell me how to differentiate these 2 bananas. I always hear to wait until bananas flower to ID them but my "Musa grand nain" & "Musa rajapuri" flowers seem very similar to me. 2)Also it's getting colder and these 2 will go back in the basement again soon, what shall I do with the trunks that had bananas, won't they die? Shall I cut the trunks as low to the corm as possible for winter storage (The corm gets stored, the trunk is discarded.)? 3)what shall I do with the non matured bananas when November comes ? Shall I cut the stalk and place it in a bucket of water, will that bring them to maturity? I am in Atlanta and those are my first flowering bananas, I am thrilled. Musa Grand nain Musa Grand nain 2 Musa Rajapuri Musa Rajapuri 2 Thanks a lot Patrick |
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10-21-2008, 07:59 PM | #2 (permalink) |
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Re: Difference between "Grand nain" & "rajapuri"? Pics inside
wow i am surprised u can get them to fruit there. outside,good job!
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Re: Difference between "Grand nain" & "rajapuri"? Pics inside
Very nice! I don't know what to tell you about the fruiting plants. I think that it's great you got them to fruit, but perhaps your season is just a bit too short to ripen them. If they're in the ground, you might have to build a shelter around them to keep them warm enough to ripen. Best of luck, if I lived closer, i would come over and help you build it.
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Re: Difference between "Grand nain" & "rajapuri"? Pics inside
Great Job
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10-22-2008, 06:22 PM | #5 (permalink) |
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Re: Difference between "Grand nain" & "rajapuri"? Pics inside
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Thanks for the kind words. I just chopped them down last week-end and stored the corms. I have 3 pups already on the corms including a huge one, so the future looks bright. Thanks again Patrick |
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