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Hello. I have a mystery banana in a pot that i think is orinoco, but want to know weather it is dwarf or not. Isn't there some way to tell using the leaves, using some proportion of length to width? Any help appreciated. THanks.
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Here's a picture by gabe15 showing the difference between super dwarf cavendish and dwarf cavendish:
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dwarfs have a funny little hat and big boots
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By the size of it's hands
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Let it grow....then you will be able to tell.
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Short petioles are usually a good indicator.
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