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Please don't contact me about acquiring this plant.
I'm pretty sure its just a variegated/crinkley 'Little Prince' sport. Anybody else seen these around? I'm going to put it in the ground at our farm along with a normal 'Little Prince' to see if I can get any of these to flower one day.
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Haven't seen these around yet. It almost looks virused.
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the little prince bananas i have are not that big. it looks like it really dwarfs mine.
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It only has about 6in of pseudostem
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I got a 'Little Prince' from Kylie2X a couple of years ago. It was about 4" tall when I got it and grew happily in an 8" pot until this spring. I bumped it up to about a 3 gallon.
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If it stays varied, and pups or comes true from seed, Gabe might be sitting on a nice little gold mine...Imagine the AEAE only smaller.....
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