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On my dwarf orinoco a spring rack maybe harvested 6 months after flowering. Mediteranean climate, California like. In Florida it will need less time.
Phil
The only one I have head of in the US is Thai Soldier from Baker Creek.
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Its probably best not give it too much nitrogen or it will start vining. That is what happens with some of my more vigorous bush bean varieties.
I’m also in zone 8b. You may want to try taking a 9 or 12 inch saw blade and cutting out the root ball of the bananas and storing the entire stalk in your garage to replant come spring. It takes me only a few mins to pop out. That way a freeze won’t make the bananas start from the ground again
Good luck with your plants, hope they fare well !
Are they near ripe? Then I would go ahead and get them.
Better to have some than none.
22 is gonna be hard to protect fruits unless you use something to boost temps.