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Dwarf Red?
This one was given to me by somebody who did not know where it came from. I have never seen the fruit, just got it as a little Keiki.
The coloration of the petiole bases is nice and look at the crenulations. Any ideas?
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Re: Dwarf Red?
That is 'Dwarf Cavendish'
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Re: Dwarf Red?
Inclined to agree - Cavendish variety of some sort.
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Re: Dwarf Red?
My Dwarf Red mat is growing beautifully lately. Now that I got my camera back from the repair shop I will be out there taking loads of new photos!
Dwarf Red in the wiki: http://www.bananas.org/wiki/Musa_Dwarf_Red
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