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Helen's Hybrid Today.
Helen's Hybrid is a mysterious banana. Very few people would have seen its
flowering and tasted its fruits. And it has not been verified its commercial sales talk that the fruits are very sweet. Moreover it has not been clear if it is self-pollinated or not etc etc and almost endless questions come out. Any way, I feel the time is coming to solve these questions hopefully in this season as the plants are already 3 years old now and I may hasve a chance to get flowring within this season. These 3 plants are Helen's Hybrid. |
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Re: Helen's Hybrid Today.
Beautiful banana tree, like the wide leaves. Classical look to them. Let me know how they taste. Hope they flower for you his season.
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Re: Helen's Hybrid Today.
beautiful nanas!! hope you get flowers on all of them this year!!
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