EuroBanana
08-30-2012, 09:14 AM
Good morning,
Yesterday I had a look on the website of a famous canarian supplier. Canary islands belongs to Spain and, consequently, to EU.
They offer, on the following webpage, a Musa manzano which has got pink pseudostems and is known to be Latundan banana
Here is the link (http://www.canarius.com/shop/a-z-total/musa-cv-dwarf-cavendish-banana-tree)
And here is a picture of the bunch : Bunch silk banana (http://www.canarius.com/images/carpeta_imagenes/productos/Plants/Fruit_Trees/A-Z_Total/Musa_Platano_de_Seda_Bunch.JPG)
As Musa Manzano has been described on this forum as "mainly green musa", my question is the following :
Is this "Musa-manzano-latundan" the same as the ordinary "Musa manzano" or is it another plant ?
I found this webpage about Musa latundan :click here please (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latundan_banana)
Thanks for help.
Phil
Yesterday I had a look on the website of a famous canarian supplier. Canary islands belongs to Spain and, consequently, to EU.
They offer, on the following webpage, a Musa manzano which has got pink pseudostems and is known to be Latundan banana
Here is the link (http://www.canarius.com/shop/a-z-total/musa-cv-dwarf-cavendish-banana-tree)
And here is a picture of the bunch : Bunch silk banana (http://www.canarius.com/images/carpeta_imagenes/productos/Plants/Fruit_Trees/A-Z_Total/Musa_Platano_de_Seda_Bunch.JPG)
As Musa Manzano has been described on this forum as "mainly green musa", my question is the following :
Is this "Musa-manzano-latundan" the same as the ordinary "Musa manzano" or is it another plant ?
I found this webpage about Musa latundan :click here please (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latundan_banana)
Thanks for help.
Phil