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I have several bunches of bananas that only half-ripened prior to winter. We have mild winters here in Sydney Australia with no frosts. Will they ripen now that spring has arrived or do I just cut them down and wait for other plants to bear fruit?
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I have several bunches of bananas that only half-ripened prior to winter. We have mild winters here in Sydney Australia with no frosts. Will they ripen now that spring has arrived or do I just cut them down and wait for other plants to bear fruit?
Depends on how filled out they are and especially on the number of leaves left. If they still have a few green leaves they should continue to ripen no problem.
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I have several bunches of bananas that only half-ripened prior to winter. We have mild winters here in Sydney Australia with no frosts. Will they ripen now that spring has arrived or do I just cut them down and wait for other plants to bear fruit?
That happens quit often in the southern U.S. states.
Ripening/growth is paused until warmer weather returns.
It should be interesting to observe.
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Depends on how filled out they are and especially on the number of leaves left. If they still have a few green leaves they should continue to ripen no problem.
My Goldfinger lost it's last leaf and the bunch hasn't ripened yet, should I ripen it inside?
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My Goldfinger lost it's last leaf and the bunch hasn't ripened yet, should I ripen it inside?
It's not going to do a whole lot more filling in on the plant then. If they are mostly filled in you can definitely harvest now and let them ripen inside.
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