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04-25-2009, 12:01 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Dwarf Pisang Mas - Malaysian Heirloom Cultivar
Dwarf Pisang Mas - Heirloom Cultivar
This is an introductory post and I will update on the progress of this plant until it fruits. I found this plant place in a small kampong(village) in one of our search for old/heirloom cultivars. According to the owner, it will fruit at only 3+ft with a bunch of 4 combs of very sweet fruits. With this in mind, I thought it would be a perfect project for an edible container grown 'naner for the home. In this pix, the plant is approx 10 mths old with a p-stem height of only 2.5ft. In stature, it looks like a scaled down version of a normal 'naner plant with regular looking long petioles and leaves. It is unlike the dwarf varieties like the SDC or DC which are stumpy looking. I had earlier put the pot in full sun and it grew badly even with copious watering and fert. It is only after I have moved it into the shade that it is growing well. So far in my research, I have yet to find a similar looking dwarf cultivar. Based on its unique qualities of; 1. Dwarf container growing size. 2. Shade loving. 3. Edible high quality fruits. This plant is ideal for temperate growing for the patio during the warm season and easy handling for indoor wintering. If this plant proves its quality, I might have it TC'd for commercial purposes. Interesting? |
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04-25-2009, 12:30 PM | #2 (permalink) |
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Re: Dwarf Pisang Mas - Malaysian Heirloom Cultivar
Have to admit, very interesting. Elegant look, fruty, container growth,... hard to find more aduts
Go for it
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Re: Dwarf Pisang Mas - Malaysian Heirloom Cultivar
Thanks for sharing the story and picture, Tog. I look forward to your updates on this one.
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04-25-2009, 02:26 PM | #4 (permalink) |
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Re: Dwarf Pisang Mas - Malaysian Heirloom Cultivar
Thanks Tog for the pictures and information!!
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04-25-2009, 03:30 PM | #5 (permalink) |
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Re: Dwarf Pisang Mas - Malaysian Heirloom Cultivar
Thanks, Tog!
Interesting????? What kind of a question is that? Can't you see that everyone's eyes are pegged to their screens? And everyone drooling????? Awesome find!! |
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04-25-2009, 07:31 PM | #6 (permalink) |
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Re: Dwarf Pisang Mas - Malaysian Heirloom Cultivar
Excellent, I want one. but I know I can't have one. Please keep the info coming.
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04-25-2009, 08:59 PM | #7 (permalink) |
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Re: Dwarf Pisang Mas - Malaysian Heirloom Cultivar
Tog... you never cease to amaze me! I can't wait for a "dwarf Tog Tan" to be in my living room.
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Re: Dwarf Pisang Mas - Malaysian Heirloom Cultivar
Chong......you have no real proof I was drooling.
Tog......you might have it TC'd?.......You may wake up(if you ever sleep) and find me in your living room...........don't worry I won't drool. Where (exactly/precisely) is this plant being kept? |
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Hey guys...y'all velly funneee...
Here's a shot of another of my Dwarf Pisang Mas planted into the ground under the shade of a Nangka (Jackfruit) tree. Without the tree as a comparison, it looks like a normal size 'naner. I tried planting it in the open under full sun, it looked like a permanent bad hair day! This is a 14 month plant at about 3ft p-stem height. |
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As long he has goodies for me.....that's fine!
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Re: Dwarf Pisang Mas - Malaysian Heirloom Cultivar
Tog I found Pisang Mas in a state publication. It is known in the Caribbean and South Florida as "Nino." It is a diploid AA form.
I recieved one of these, a guineo gigante (Big Mike), Monte Cristo, un Rojo and guineo blanco last month. Thank you for posting this, your insightful pictures and comments are very informative and provoke thought and some research. Last edited by Caloosamusa : 04-26-2009 at 09:15 PM. |
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Are you denying that you were drooling? What's with all the Lysol spray cans and depleted paper towels, then? I'll race ya to Tog's den! |
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Nah, no puppy there. This plant was in the sun and looking like ****e until, it was relocated to this spot. In only 1 month here, it's looking so good. I managed to get a bunch of pups and I am planting them all over the place. One of them is going into deep shade of about 30% light level right under one of the mangosteen trees. You know how dense the mangosteen grows. I want to see what happens and whether it will fruit. It really, really dislike intense heat and full sun. Interesting? (have to use this, seems like your fav word from my vocab ) |
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Re: Dwarf Pisang Mas - Malaysian Heirloom Cultivar
Can anyone tell me if Pisang Mas is known by any other names ?
Saba is knows as Pisang Kepok,Grindy is Pisang Raja ,Namwah aka PisangAwak and Monkey fingers ia also known as Pisang Jari. There a re a few more too. Enjoying this thread Tog ( as always)
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Pisang Mas (Mlysia, Indon.) = Amas (Phili.) = Kluay Khai (Thai) = Chuoi Trung (Vietn) = Sucrier (International) |
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Re: Dwarf Pisang Mas - Malaysian Heirloom Cultivar
I have noticed that my young Glui Kai does better with less than full sun. Does the Dwarf Piisang Mas produce small egg shaped fruit? Could the Dwarf Piisang Mas be the same cultivar as the Glui Kai (Kluai khai, Klue kai, Gluai khai, Glooway kai) that Agri-Starts offers?
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The Thai's English spelling is Kluay Kai = Egg Banana cos of the short roundish shape of the fruit. From my observation here, the Sucrier group prefers a partly shaded planting environment. |
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I didn't exactly deny it.I only pointed out that it wouldn't stand up in court. The race is on.
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