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We were given this banana years ago and are trying to identify it. It is now fruiting, so we wanted to see if this helped at all.
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Definitely not a Brazilian. Orinoco? Petioles look very closed and the immature fruit looks like most of the Orinocos I've seen on here. I don't grow it myself.
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We have orinoco and this is nothing like it. The bananas are very sweet, dessert bananas.
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Definitely not ice cream...
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