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05-25-2007, 02:58 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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I was wondering if a 25 gallon container would be enough room to fruit a dwarf Musa ? I have some Musa that will grow tall but at the moment 25 galon containers are the best I can do.
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Re: Container size
Hello Steve,
I usually harvest Dwarf Cevendish in a 60 lit./16 gal. pot/container, and so 100 lit./25 gal. is better for the purpose. Best is to plant in the ground, but in France it will be rather impossible for overwintering. Stan |
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Re: Container size
Thanks Stan for the reply , I'll go with the 25 gallon containers . Sorry about the misleading handle but we are in Maryland now , a vote was taken and it was decided I should keep the Steve in France name as that is how people have known me for the past five years on the UKOasis board and since more than a few members here are also UKOasis people the name stuck.I'll put one or two Musa in the ground here but it is a rented house so I'm limited as to what I can do. I have a large Crawlspace to over Winter stuff and i hope that works.
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Re: Container size
Steve can you not get black plasic dustbins over there ? you may be able to cut one down to size and burn a few holes for drainage in the base.Or half barrels as you have lots of money .
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