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My bananas

9 years ago

Anyone in Nj that wants to buy banana plants email me

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chrisware
9 years ago
What kind is that?
So did you over winter it right after it bloomed?

Chris
pisco
Original Author
9 years ago
They are Musa "Gran Nain" and I have them in my greenhouse all winter
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Paradise Farm
9 years ago
Musa Grain Nain is one of the varieties that I just recently purchased. I have a greenhouse but I don't believe I will be able to overwinter my banana plants in it, way too cold here.

Do you plant your banana plants in the ground and then dig them up before winter? Is it hard to dig up banana plants and not harm the roots?

I'm still trying to figure out how I'm going to overwinter my banana plants.
pisco
Original Author
9 years ago
All my banana plants are in 18" and 24" pots .
My greenhouse is 10' hight ,fits 5 banana pants the small ones got to the basement

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