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Dwarf Namwah
I have a Dwarf Namwah which bloomed back in late May. In my opinion, banana growth has been quite slow. Coming out of winter, it pushed out about 4 leaves. The mat has about 5 total plants - One of them is a tall pup looking like it's about to bloom too.
Question: What can I do to help speed up the fruit growth? I live in N. CA with frost comming in about 1.5 months. [IMG] |
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Re: Dwarf Namwah
Backyard is that a current pic? My dwarf namwah started fruiting in early August and are getting plump know. The problem may be not enough leaves before fruiting but that is just a guest. Good luck.
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