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I bought these with the label stating deck planter (nothing about it even being Musa sp.). The very stout p-stems are 7 to 9 inches and the plant from soil line to the tallest leaf is 18 inches. The pot is small which I believe is dwarfing the size. I think these are Super Dwarf Cavendish, am I correct? Or maybe Little Prince. My Truly Tiny does not have any wine marks, or pink, red, or black on it anywhere, so I don't believe they are TT (though I have seen pictures that do).
Beautiful Wine marks on the leaves Ruffled red petioles Some pink and black on p-stem And beautiful pups ~JaNan
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Happy Growing
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Definitely SDC's; Lil Princes are all green, no cavendish splotches on the leaves. :^)
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Very nice sdc plants.
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Thanks Migael and Hammer! That was my first thought, but I always start doubting myself when I look in the WIKI and other pictures!
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