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07-04-2006, 12:25 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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My First Blossom
Here are some shots of my first Banana Blossom. I think it might be an "Orinoco" not 100% sure. Hopefully when the Blossom opens up fully, someone will help me ID it.
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Re: My First Blossom
That's great, Frank! Wish I could be so lucky.
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Re: My First Blossom
Congratulations!! At this point it looks like a Orinoco but you can tell for sure after the first hands of fruit emerge.
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Re: My First Blossom
Congrats!
How long was it in the ground before flowering? s. |
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Re: My First Blossom
Saturn,
I planted it as a "pup" around 20th of April 05. Then around November 15, (before our first freeze) I dug it up,cut all the leaves off and put it (the root ball) in a plastic garbage bag, and then seperated it's 3 "pups" and put all of them in my unheated, outside Garage. I then replanted all April 10 of this year.Fertilized every 2 to 3 weeks (10-10-10) and watered at least once a week,sometimes 2 ..... Then the latter part of June it started to Blossom! Hope this helps!! Good Luck !! Frank Last edited by Frankallen : 07-06-2006 at 10:19 AM. |
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Re: My First Blossom
Beautiful bloom! Congrats, Frank!
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Re: My First Blossom
Sweet! Looks like Orinoco to me also. Keep us updated, and show a picture of the fruit. Somebody will probably be able to give an ID then.
One of my Orinocos is sending out a bloom also. There'll be bananas in zone 7a again this year ! - Frank |
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