Very exciting, Blayne! What an incredible collection they have there!

Wow looks cool

As the scales slowly peel revealing more edible flesh

I may even make a part 2 about the monstera fruit as there’s 2 to eat lol

Yeah your tongue would be in pain 😭

Man that is a stunning greenhouse , i can already tell how excited you are. A brilliant range of fascinating plants 👍

Fabulous that you got to try one, i never have. Would have been interesting to try a tiny bit of the unripe fruit, i believe its not poisonous but contains oxalins that taste like flakes of glass ? You are studying at an amazing facility

Wow looks cool

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I’m sure the campus will be ecstatic about having a Musa velutina there

O my goodness Blayne! Soo happy for you. I love Tech and their campus. We used to go to rock climbing competitions there Soo excited for you. Have a BLAST and learn all you can in and outside the classroom Peace N Love Growmie

Nice final garden tour 👍

Hope you really enjoy your course there.

Wow, incredible gardens they have there! What growing zone is it?

Congratulations on starting your next journey! It’s the best feeling ever to be able to earn a degree in a field that you are truly passionate about.

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Good luck with your new life

What a bittersweet ending. Can’t wait to see what u do in the future. Keep seeds from the musa veluntina. I’d love to grow some. I’m in northeast TX. GOOD LUCK at school and have a great time. Learn all you can Peace N Love

Great to see all the bananas before you go off to college, Blayne! Hopefully, all goes well with the move and can't wait to see the greenhouse.

Damn u have a nice yard

Great final backyard update man, best of luck to you with collage and the new greenhouse in Lubbock! Can’t wait for updates on your new content, the start of a new era 😃

More importantly how is your own orange tree doing ?

Nice.

Very cool, Blayne! I wonder how they got established there? Maybe someone planted one tree years ago and it's started spreading by seed? Or maybe a bird dispersed some seeds there at some point 🤔

Did it work

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Really, really cool 👌🏾 beautiful plants 🤩

Great rate of development Blayne, look forward to seeing the tasting

It's doing so well, Blayne! Hopefully, you get to try the fruits 🤞

Hey Blayne I got the first like and comment. As always I’m in such awe of this beautiful variety. Just stunning. Will most definitely keep following Peace N Love.

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Very eye catching Blayne 👍

Hey very beautiful, where can you buy?😅

WoW man this is such a treat to see these updates. Maybe a good specimem to save pollen from?!?! Peace N Love

That looks pretty good for the first bunch Blayne!

Still amazing

Just watching both update videos, incredible !

Nice! It's progressing very quickly 🙌

Just amazing this is happening in North Texas

Look at this beautiful pink nanas!!! OMG soo cool. Peace N Love

Woohoo, baby bananas! Great job Blayne! As promised I uploaded an update on mine yesterday as well.

Amazing achievement!

Hey listen brother plant it in your yard

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They grow in the Whitsunday region of tropical north Queensland (Aus.) which often gets as low as 50 degrees F or lower for short periods during the winter but warm during the day. The trick in winter in a wet and dry tropical climate ( they are native to a wet equatorial climate) is to plant them in a well protected place sheltered from any potential cold dry winds but open to warm winter sun , heavily mulch them to keep the root base warm , water them with warm water mixed with liguid potash and if a cool snap is forecast it is recommended to spray the fronds with a fungicide as cool weather can bring out a brown spot fungus that can lead to their demise. (PS. This winter in north Queensland has been an unusually cold one , so I hope the Lipstick palms recover ok😮)

Very close to getting a peek at the bananas!

Soo awesome to see this variety on YT. We’re getting soo much real life knowledge from you on these vidz thanx soo much!

Take the leaves off, conserve the energy of the cutting to allow roots to grow faster and be sustainable.

This was absolutely a major seight to see Peace N Love