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11-04-2012, 08:48 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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anyone want to have a go at this one?
these bananas are at a local green house. they have busted out of there pots and rooted into the floor. there as tall as the roof so IDK how they will fair but I would like to know what they are incase I want a pup from them. theres about 20 in total since they have pupped. the owner just says there "tropical bananas" and has no idea what they are. I can go back and get other pics if ones are needed.
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11-05-2012, 10:27 AM | #2 (permalink) |
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Re: anyone want to have a go at this one?
are they they called ensete ?{murillie}??i might have spelled wrong??
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11-05-2012, 11:06 AM | #3 (permalink) |
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Re: anyone want to have a go at this one?
Dwarf Cavendish, or some other dwarfed variety in the Cavendish subgroup.
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Re: anyone want to have a go at this one?
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I was thinking dwarf cavendish as well as a possibility.
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Re: anyone want to have a go at this one?
Very politically correct answer. :^)
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11-05-2012, 03:32 PM | #6 (permalink) |
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Re: anyone want to have a go at this one?
well I can do with out anything else from the cavendish group so I'll just let them hang out there while.
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well i tried..thanks for not knocking my to hard...always learning..thanks
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Re: anyone want to have a go at this one?
Do any of the pups have red splotches? Any of the water suckers that have broad leaves? Because I,m not seeing any red blotches on any of the pups pictured, which would be a pretty sure thing with cavendish group. I,m thinking some kind of dwarf Orinoco type.
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Re: anyone want to have a go at this one?
Good points Sandy, but there's not many (any?) small water suckers shown. Definitely not dwarf Orinoco, which has closed petioles canals.
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Re: anyone want to have a go at this one?
P-stem looks like my RajaPuri.
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The petiole canal is too open and the wings are too spreading for Rajapuri.
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Re: anyone want to have a go at this one?
there are pups here and there but most as large now. I didn't see any with wine spots myself. on the largest one I peeled back a little leaf on the stem and it did look a bit red like a cav. but thats the only thing. no wine spots and the p stem is MASSIVE on that one.
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Re: anyone want to have a go at this one?
Raja Puri as a tiny pup mine had wine spots,once it got up a ft tall then all gone. Now its three ft tall and just a plain green nanner.
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