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these are Truly Tiny and little prince..
they have both done very well for about 3 yrs now.. here is pup I took off the Truly tiny.. I'll try and get a good pic of my California gold.. it is still pouting about the transfer to the container... but has put on a pup and is otherwise fairly healthy.. Gina *BabyBlue* |
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Those are some fat, beautiful, and healthy plants Gina.
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they are very nice and look healthy,
but, i dont understand why people want them, i really dont like them ![]()
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They are cool looking and fill a need for many who do not have the space to grow full-sized bananas. Besides all that, they ARE Musa and should be embraced as such. Their diminutive stature lends a novelty aspect to them. I wondered the same thing myself when I first saw them, but now I grow them just because of their uniqueness.
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