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Hawaiian Banana?
At least that's what they call this one in singapore and it's really expensive. It grows super huge too! Anyone with proper info regarding this one? would like to know it's real name
 my friend eric is giving me a pup tmr and these are his pictures.   |
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Re: Hawaiian Banana?
Musa 'Ele Ele' perhaps? Also known as 'Hawaiian Black'.
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Re: Hawaiian Banana?
thanks so much for the id-ing.
any other juicy info abt this one? history? apparently it's really comparatively expensive in thailand as apparently, it does not sucker easily although the one at my friend's place now is pupping like mad. |
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Re: Hawaiian Banana?
the bottom picture reminds me of mysore but the top photo looks like ele ele.
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Re: Hawaiian Banana?
Can you post a picture of the petiole channels? They should be very narrow, almost closing.
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