Dwarf banana pups for sale (forum)
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I have a few pups of an unknown dwarf that isn't namwa for sale. Email me at noevilstar@ hushmail. Me
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Time: 3rd January 2015 6:00pm
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Lissa says...
What's namwa sternus1?
Time: 24th January 2015 7:44pm
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sternus1 says...
Namwa is a dwarf banana, it's not the kind I'm selling.
You're crazy close to me if you live at strathpine btw.
Time: 24th January 2015 7:48pm
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Slicko says...
Hi Sternus, wondering what the fruit from that dwarf banana taste like?
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Time: 24th January 2015 11:20pm
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sternus1 says...
They taste great, probably the sweetest nana I've tried and not at all floury. Way better than ladyfinger. The bananas themselves are small and pointy. Tree is a true dwarf-- well, bananas aren't trees, they are a type of herb but you get the idea. Maximum height is about 2 1/2 metres.
Time: 25th January 2015 8:28am
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trikuslaptop1 says...
what is it then ? 1 of the only dwarf I know of is Ducasse and that is what is called Kluai namwa khom ..
Time: 25th January 2015 10:10am
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sternus1 says...
I actually have no idea what it is.
Kluai is a thai prefix by the way. All thai bananas are Kluai something. For a long time I thought it was ducasse but I'm pretty sure at this point it isn't. I remember bj talking about an unknown dwarf in a thread a while back, it could be that. The bananas are more slender than ducasse and the stem is a much darker green.
Rarest type I have is praying hand, not for sale though.
Time: 25th January 2015 10:21am
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trikuslaptop1 says...
Dwarf French Horn , and dwarf red Dacca , and Monkey finger are only short growers I know of ... is skin real thin when fruit ripe ?
Time: 25th January 2015 2:41pm
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sternus1 says...
Yes, pretty thin-- definitely thinner than something like lady finger.
Time: 25th January 2015 3:05pm
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trikuslaptop1 says...
It will be dwarf Ducasse then ..Lady Finger has very thick skin ... tho sometimes Ducasse gets called ladyfinger .
Just been peeling hundreds of Ducasse to dry , the riper they get the thinner the skin .
Time: 26th January 2015 9:21am
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