Does this mean I’m gonna have naners?
If so I’m so excited.
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Does this mean I’m gonna have naners?
If so I’m so excited.
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YES INDEED!!!!!!!!:highfive:cheers2:HandsClappingJumpi ng Jacks Icon:fingerdance How many more can I add.
Glad to hear/see.
Just checked my plantation, I do not see any signs of fruit developing.
That’s weird cause these are out of your plantation. Better weather here closer to the water perhaps.
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I hope dey ain't planted near your boat house! They might have the same results as taking dem on the boat!
Dang it, that explains why I haven't caught fish around here in the last two weeks. Now I gots to cut it down. But I love nanners. I can hold off on fishin' for a bit maybe, hope them nanners grow up fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Speckanator
Maybe you need to pollinate them???
NOT NEEDED.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yelim
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
Your going to have to keep us updated Slab.
Never grown naners before.
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Homegrown banana and peanut butter sammiches. Whew I bet that's good.