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New here and to Bananas in general. I was given these for free as cut trunks...I have no idea other than they are growing bananas now and they are edibl I believe. I know I may not be able to find out exactly what they are but a general idea would be cool. I can get more pics if need be...thanks!
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Some more...also I'm in south Louisiana.
    Another one is sending out a shoot  What they looked like when they were planted at the end of January of this year.  Last edited by NOLAGT : 06-09-2016 at 09:30 AM. |
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Re: Can any one ID
They look a lot like my Goldfinger. Plant, flower, leaves, and short. I have no clue though. Hopefully an expert will pop in and help you. Congrats.
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Thanks for your incite. These are short now but I saw them before he cut them down. They were in a overgrown part of some land of his so protected from the winters here(mild) and I want to say they seemed pretty tall...id guess 10-12' or better. He did have different kinds all grown together tho it seemed so I am not sure...some had big wide leaves some more narrow but both pretty tall.
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