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Old 06-17-2013, 04:01 PM   #621 (permalink)
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You can kind of tell it's dwarf from the picture. It only looks about 6' tall.
I was questioning if it's really a type of namwah because it doesn't have purple pedicels. I can tell it's some type of dwarf, but it doesn't really look like dwarf namwahs I've seen.

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I was questioning if it's really a type of namwah because it doesn't have purple pedicles. I can tell it's some type of dwarf, but it doesn't really look like dwarf namwahs I've seen.
I'm with you Rob. It is surprising it doesn't have the purple pedicels. All the namwah types that have flowered for me so far, including D. Namwah, have them.
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Looks like a Dwarf Orinoco.
Good call.

How many fingers per hand Trebor? Namwah normally has a lot more than Orinoco.
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Alemily - congrats great looking nana - did you do anything to winterize your plant? and where did you find the pup?

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Gran Nain 738 days later from when I first planted the pup I bought according to my garden notes. Think it would have probably fruited faster but it lives in partial shade.



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Old 06-17-2013, 08:16 PM   #625 (permalink)
 
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Alemily - congrats great looking nana - did you do anything to winterize your plant? and where did you find the pup?
Nope on any winterization and it came from Davis Nursery up in Summerdale, AL two years ago. They sell large potted pups, not itty-bitty TC plants...only thing they have though is Gran Nain, Basjoo, "Ice Cream" (aka Namwah) and Rajapuri from the couple times I've looked through their stock.
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Your oak trees must be keeping the frost away. My nanas aren't sheltered as well. I'm hoping for blooms from Tall namwa (original pup from Hydroid) Orinoco and maybe Goldfinger this season. I have relatives in Foley and Lillian so I'll checkout Davis nursery on my next trip over. How do Gran Nain taste? what size is the fruit?
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10 ft tall orinoco
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Well ,Well now I need some help:}

It seems one of my two dozen varieties of unknown type banana plants has or is fixing to bloom...right?

Actually, I don't have a clue to what any of the banana plants I have are lol

Any way I was so thrilled when I saw this I almost had an organism...

Now that it seems like something other than green with big leaf's is happening if someone could please identify what variety I have blooming, when someone ask I can actually tell them what variety it is:}

That's if I don't forget the name lol

Thanks in advance...Snookie

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Finally!!!!!! My first bloom! Raja Puri nanners here we come!!
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Old 06-28-2013, 02:18 PM   #632 (permalink)
 
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[quote=Snookie;221680]Well ,Well now I need some help:}

It seems one of my two dozen varieties of unknown type banana plants has or is fixing to bloom...right?

Actually, I don't have a clue to what any of the banana plants I have are lol

Any way I was so thrilled when I saw this I almost had an organism...

Now that it seems like something other than green with big leaf's is happening if someone could please identify what variety I have blooming, when someone ask I can actually tell them what variety it is:}

That's if I don't forget the name lol

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I am no expert.. Remember that ! But that looks like my Apples when in bloom. is that PS about 10 to 12 feet ?
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I am no expert.. Remember that ! But that looks like my Apples when in bloom. is that PS about 10 to 12 feet ?
Huh APPLES????

YES it is approx. 11-12' tall

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My Namwa(ice cream) banana planted July 28 has flowered recently.

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My first inflorescence ever Blue Java (supposed to be the "real deal" from Jon)
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Congrats! And yes Jon's ice cream naners are the real deal!

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Someone told me that La Verne Nursery has the real deal
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Them too. I have one from them too...

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Them too. I have one from them too...
Are you sure??? I bought one labeled Blue Java from Lowes last year. The label clearly stated "La Verne" nursery.
I am no expert at all and consider myself still a banana newbie who has spend lots of hours on here and on the www to learn about "Musa" but compared side by side the BJ from Jon and the BJ from "La Verne" show significant differences. Actually the La Verne one has more red in its p-stem and mid-ribs than I have blush in my make-up kit.....
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