Flycaster’s naners

Are they Lady Fingers? Sweet sweet.

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Originally Posted by flycaster

NOT NEEDED.
As the "hoods" fall off, that is the purple covering, there will be a bunch of fruit, although undeveloped showing, they will develop over about three months.
There will be several hands developing, and be reveled as the hoods fall off. Later there will be some FALSE fruit developing, and that will be the end of viable fruit forming.
These fruit will only be about 4 inches in length, but the flavor is not like any bananas that you purchase in the grocery store.:twocents

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Originally Posted by Yelim

Are they Lady Fingers? Sweet sweet.

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No, I believe that they came from a "wild" planting some time ago.
Nearby there is a camping area called BANANA COVE, there are an abundant "plantings" of the bananas. It doesn't take but a small "sucker" pruned from the base of a tall plant to get a "grove" started.
They are referred to as Cavendish variety.

To me they have a somewhat citrus flavor.
Something that you have to try yourself, as everyone has some flavors that do not agree with their taste buds.

I also have a variety called DWARF CAVENDISH, which the plant does not get over 6-7 feet tall. Last year one of the plants produced a stalk of bananas, which had 126 individual bananas on it. The individual fruit were about 5 inches in length and about 2 inches in diameter.

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Originally Posted by flycaster

No, I believe that they came from a "wild" planting some time ago.
Nearby there is a camping area called BANANA COVE, there are an abundant "plantings" of the bananas. It doesn't take but a small "sucker" pruned from the base of a tall plant to get a "grove" started.
They are referred to as Cavendish variety.

To me they have a somewhat citrus flavor.
Something that you have to try yourself, as everyone has some flavors that do not agree with their taste buds.

I also have a variety called DWARF CAVENDISH, which the plant does not get over 6-7 feet tall. Last year one of the plants produced a stalk of bananas, which had 126 individual bananas on it. The individual fruit were about 5 inches in length and about 2 inches in diameter.

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The Banana Man can. The Banana man can sure grow some naners. Gonna have to change Johns handle! lol

This is probably the only time I'll be able to say, "don't be going all "Banana's on us Slab":Rofl

Amazing plant to me. Will only produce one time, but we have never run out of nanners no matter how much nanner puddn I can eat.

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Originally Posted by Slab

The Banana Man can. The Banana man can sure grow some naners. Gonna have to change Johns handle! lol

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CAN'T do that nonono , Mike would not let me near his boat.:bash

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Originally Posted by flycaster

CAN'T do that nonono , Mike would not let me near his boat.:bash

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So “No-Nanas Man” it is. Or is that what I should change the baconators name to? Doh


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Originally Posted by Slab

So “No-Nanas Man” it is. Or is that what I should change the baconators name to? Doh


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He will have to speak for himself, I can't answer for him.:twocents

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We got babies.


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The fun has started. Every several days you should see this happen again and again.
Need to see this photo setup every couple of days.:ThumbsUp