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01-24-2018, 08:45 AM
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Help ID please
Ordered 3 varieties of nana's from Green Earth Co back in April. They were:
1. Musa Manzano -"Apple" 2. Musa Mysore -"Pisang Ceylon", 3. Musa Plantain (supposedly Hua Mua). I pretty sure I mixed these up when planting so not sure which is which. One of my nana's has started to fruit so I'm hoping someone could help ID it as one of those three. I'm uploading these in hi-rez hoping it helps with ID Thx   Fruiting nana is the tall plant on the left  |
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01-25-2018, 04:04 AM
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Re: Help ID please
That is 'Hua Moa', so you got 1/3 right so far. Green Earth has a less than stellar reputation for sending the right plants, but looks like at least for this one they got it right.
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Re: Help ID please
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On a side note. All three of these nana plants were planted at the same time and were the same starting size. The plant in the foreground is much smaller. Would that lead to any indication of what type of nana it is or isn't? |
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