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![]() I purchased a couple of monrovia brand musa basjoo from my local nursery. After a few weeks I noticed they don't appear to resemble my neighbors or most pictures I find online. They do only get 3hrs direct sunlight and another few hours partial sun so I know they won't be as big as if they were getting full sun. Any help would be appreciated to let me know based on experience as I don't want to go thru the trouble of overwintering in zone 6 if they are not. [ img ] [ / img ]
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![]() Looks Basjoo to me... But hey, I'm no expert...
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![]() I just gave away a Basjoo about that size, and it looked the same as your picts. It's hard to be 100% sure until the plant flowers, but it looks like Basjoo to me.
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![]() Pretty sure they are Basjoo, the reddish mid rib is variable in plants I have seen.
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![]() They sure look like Basjoo!
Water them more and they will grow faster. Good luck! ![]() |
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