Re: Blood Banana in New Orleans?
Zabrina
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Re: Blood Banana in New Orleans?
The Red Rowe is an edible variety. My mat is still young... but that trunk looks pretty thick compared to the Rowe.
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Re: Blood Banana in New Orleans?
My guess is Musa Bordelon which is found in your area.
There is not too much mottling on a mature plants leaf. But hard to tell for me . Musa Bordelon by Hostafarian, on Flickr |
Re: Blood Banana in New Orleans?
It is not 'Bordelon' or the true M. acuminata subsp. sumatrana, or true M. acuminata subsp. zebrina. This one is an edible cultivar.
For how common this plant is, it's true identity and origins are still a but murky. It may be Bill Lessard's 'Grande Naine x Sumatrana', or it may be 'Rowe Red', as those might be the same plants, as they are also both a bit mysterious. It is normally sold as either 'Zebrina', 'Sumatrana' or 'Blood Banana', but perhaps 'Blood Banana' is a good enough name as it does not confuse it with the wild species. |
Re: Blood Banana in New Orleans?
This thread is also about this same plant: http://www.bananas.org/f2/edible-var...ana-37424.html
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