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Tropical Fruit Guidance

JohnAndSancho

By JohnAndSancho
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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I'm kind of on the fence with bananas, I think for the most part I want to just protect the corms as best as I can - for the record I've got Dwarf Cavendish, what we think is a regular Orinoco, a Mekong Giant and I have a Red Absynian coming tomorrow. I'm also going to germinate some papaya seeds. 

I'm not worried about the bananas right now, that's really just my anxiety - but with potted papayas, what do y'all recommend? I've seen some people start them small and pot them up every 2 months, and I've seen some people just throw seedlings straight into 25 gallon pots to minimize root disturbance since they're apparently a little sensitive. 

Thoughts? Other than telling me to take my night night meds?

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