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which kind of banana is this one?
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I am new in the forum. I have just bought my first banana plant and looking for information, I found this forum. I bought a banana plant last week in Canary Islands (Spain) that has a tropical weather but I live in Madrid that is really hot in the summer, but cold in winter. I think that the plant I have bought probably will not survive the winter, but I would like to do my best. Which kind of banana is this one?  I didnt know there were some kind of banana and I am already thinking of buying Musa sikkimensis seeds. Do you recommend any site? Regards Miguel |
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Re: which kind of banana is this one?
It looks like a Dwarf Cavendish but I am not certain. I have had luck germinating Musa Sikkimensis seeds from this seller on ebay. He is located in the UK.
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