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Hi all.. So this is a 4 year old plant, and some of its pups.. it was sold as a dwarf cavendish, but it has never gotten larger than 4 feet, and has died to to corm each winter *I didn't protect it at all) . After starting to grow different varieties this year, I noticed how the leaves bunch up on the Pstem on this plant.. All of its pups have the same characteristic. Im now thinking this is a super dwarf.. what say you banana elders?
This is a transplanted pup... Mother and next years main plant Top view of mother Sorry for the sideway photos, cannot figure out how to fix these after upload! |
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If it gets to four feet, and never flowers, that suggests that it is a dwarf cavendish. I am not an expert, but that is what I THINK. Does the same stem come back every year, or is it a pup that grows? If it is a new pup that grows, then THAT
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The compact growth looks like SDC, but those will flower and fruit even if no taller than 4'.
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Yea, I have heard the same, however I think because this plant usually starts over from a pup, that it hasn't had time to complete a fruiting cycle. Im pushing it pretty hard this year, so am hoping to see a flower to be able to positively ID it.. This is the first year that im fertilizing it hard so will see what happens.. thanks!
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