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07-03-2013, 10:24 AM | #641 (permalink) |
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Absolutely the pup from la Verne I received was directly cut from a mother plant that finished fruiting that had bluish silver ice cream fruit, this was on there property not from a retail store. I know the owner due to some movie/tv shows we done with there nursery before. Not sure on yours though I can only speak on the pup I received. When did you get the la Verne BJ , WoW this sounds wrong!
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I bought mine last year in May. It is getting some good height, but far from fruiting. Will keep you all posted.
How about yours? When did you get yours? Has it fruited for you yet or is it getting close to it? Are they doing their own tissue culturing? If not, it is a little hard to imagine for me that they can produce thousands of pups to satisfy their Big Box store Home Depot and Lowes customers all over the Pacific West. But we will see... Quote Big Tony: Last edited by crazy banana : 07-03-2013 at 11:28 AM. Reason: Stupid smart phone spelling error |
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To be specific, it's Musa ornata.
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So???
Last time I tried, I could not eat my roses either
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Those fingers are gorgeous. What height do your GM's typically fruit?
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This one is a bit higher than the one I just harvested, which was taller than the two last year. Maybe 10-12'.
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Is this the dwarf GM
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Probably not. Was purchased as a Raja Puri. Gets taller every year but still not as tall as I've read they can get.
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RP looks good for first bunch. This time of year you should be harvesting when the fingers fill in in 3 or 4 months. You are gonna like the flavor of this guy. Let the follow on get going good by removing all pups but one small one.
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