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Originally Posted by MediaHound
Spot on Tog! As you noted, it's also important to let people know what they are getting, the issue with invasive and seeded bananas is not to be taken lightly. With the responsibility of growing the plant is the responsibility of making sure you educate others who are interested in it.
For those reasons and many more we will uncover with this thread, it's extremely important to pick and choose your banana plants carefully.
A lot of people go from having one plant to two plants to ten and those 8 at one time may not be researched, they're often just obtained because of the ease to obtain them.
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Yep Jarred, it's cute when you get hybrids by planting a whole lot of stuff together but it's ain't cute when an environment gets screwed after a couple of decades. If you don't see it, you won't feel it.
Conservation means not letting it happen, not trying to stop it
after it has happened.
