Clare_CA

Can anyone identify this one for me? I'm not sure what it was when I planted it -- possibly Double Majoi, but I can't be sure.

It's a pretty short banana at about four feet tall, and it has taken a long time to flower. I let the chickens snack on all the pups recently because I was going to dig it up and get rid of it since it wasn't flowering. I figured it was another Cavendish that wasn't going to do well here.

The fruit is a little bit bigger than what some of my other banana plants are putting out. They are bigger than my Dwarf Cavendish, Raja Puri, and Pisang Ceylon. I may actually keep this one now if the bananas taste good.

Any ideas? Thanks for looking.

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caliboy1994

If it's bigger than DC...maybe Gran Nain?

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Gabe15

It looks to be a 'Dwarf Cavendish' or 'Double Cavendish' ("Mahoi"), but they are almost the same plant, the latter just sometimes has branching bunches.

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EuroBanana

Hi Clare,

Take care, clicking on these pictures give accesss to your whole photobucket album....

Phil

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In the ground outside :
- Dwarf Brazilian
- Tall orinoco
- Rajapuri
- Manzano
- Tall namwah aka "US-ice cream"
- Dwarf orinoco.

Waiting to be planted :
- Goldfinger
- Mysore
- Pisang mas
- "Figue family"
- Dwarf namwah.

Just for fun in pots :
- Basjoo
-Sikkimensis red tiger

Clare_CA

Hi Phil, thanks. That's okay. Most of my albums are of plants and/or animals and are public. I have a few private ones, and those are not accessible by the public.