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Can anyone id these little guys?
I have a patch of these in my banana area that I have not been able to identify yet. The trees are no more than 6 or 7 feet tall, and maybe 5" in diameter at the bottom. They produce small racks of thumb size bananas that I am soon to try. Unless they are ornamental.
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Re: Can anyone id these little guys?
A picture of the plant would help too. Color of the leaves and pstem ... Possibly a Nino or dwarf Nino.
Link to the WIKI Musa Nino - Bananas Wiki Musa Dwarf Nino - Bananas Wiki
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Re: Can anyone id these little guys?
If you can post a photo of the bunch with flower bud on the plant that would be most helpful for IDing. Also just a photo of the general whole plant would be helpful.
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