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Banana ID Help. Some dwarf variety?
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Re: Banana ID Help. Some dwarf variety?
Well........ my first idea is of course dwarf cavendish. It doesn’t look QUITE like it, but my second idea is super dwarf cavendish. Ya looking back to ME the trunk looks too thick for dwarf cavendish....... hope this helps
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If it helps at all, leaves had red markings when it was first planted. The only other variety I've had that with is Goldfinger. Also, it's always been pushing out a few sword suckers, even when it was under 2 Ft. Here's an older pic of it being first planted: Last edited by Cosmo : 11-13-2019 at 10:47 PM. |
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Re: Banana ID Help. Some dwarf variety?
It's a normal 'Dwarf Cavendish'
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