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10-16-2014, 12:03 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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any idea what type
can anyone tell me what kind this is i got a plant from a friend in north Carolina
who had them in the ground and brought me a plant which did not make it in my gumbo soil but i took 2 bulbs off it before i planted an put them in large pots and one has fruit now and the other one is larger with out fruit the fruit is 4 sided my picture did not get on but if you look in my profile you can see them thanks Last edited by joe lechner : 10-16-2014 at 12:07 PM. |
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Re: any idea what type
no idea, sure is a big beauty!
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Musa "Ice Cream" AKA Fake Ice Cream (Florida Hill Nursery) Musa Brazilian Musa Dwarf Namwah |
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Re: any idea what type
yes both plants are from the same parent
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Re: any idea what type
I'm no expert, but it looks just my Namwahs.
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Re: any idea what type
Show us pictures of the fruit. Not much chance of identifying it without that.
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Re: any idea what type
Makes it easier for others to view them if you paste the photos into your message.
Like so: Anyway, looks like Orinoco. Last edited by venturabananas : 10-20-2014 at 11:22 AM. |
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Re: any idea what type
I'm trying to learn how to identify banana plants. In this case, do you believe it is Orinoco based on the shape and spacing of the fruit?
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Re: any idea what type
Yes, the widely splayed fingers, as well as the shape and color of the male bud, and the overall appearance of the plant. Also, it is quite common in the US.
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