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Old 06-11-2008, 04:47 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Musa balbisiana colla or Musa ornata?

All hello! Today has visited a greenhouse of Irkutsk institute of biochemistry of plants. At them there many different plants, palm trees, ficuses, citron.. Bananas only 2 kinds. It Musa Dwarf Cavendish and Musa balbisiana colla. A greenhouse in height of 5,5 meters. Musa balbisiana colla there is no there a place. It breaks leaves about a ceiling. Has powerful stem and greater leaves. Also it is a lot of puppies. But when I have seen a flower, I very much was surprised. It same as at Musa ornata!!! I never saw such huge Musa ornata! Here photos. Let's define, who it is. Employees of institute approve, that it Musa balbisiana colla. Also it from Indonesia is brought. Or it is huge Musa ornata or other version Musa balbisiana. Your opinion?

























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Default Re: Musa balbisiana colla or Musa ornata?

That is Musa ornata. Sometimes, in greenhouses they get very large due to having nice growing conditions and also stretching out due to lower light levels.
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Default Re: Musa balbisiana colla or Musa ornata?

Yeah, looks like M. ornata 'Lavender' to me. I must say that I've never seen an ornata get that large though! Cool!
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Default Re: Musa balbisiana colla or Musa ornata?

I found a giant mat of Ornata that were that big . This was last year . A friends aunt told me that she had really tall bananas that made fruit every year and I assumed that they must be an edible type . I drove almost an hour away to see them and snag some pups but found Ornata instead .They were very impressive though,much taller even than the eaves of the house.
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Default Re: Musa balbisiana colla or Musa ornata?

I used to grow Standard Lavender and it would regularly get over 9 feet.
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Old 06-11-2008, 09:05 PM   #6 (permalink)
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I too at once have solved, that it Musa ornata, only its sizes left doubt in it. I never saw, that ornata were such huge. At one, with a flower, on a photo 8, stem in height more than 5 meters! Fairly to admit, I have been very surprised, having seen it. Will have to go to institute and to tell to employees, that they all this time were mistaken. Though it seems to me, that they to me will not believe.
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Default Re: Musa balbisiana colla or Musa ornata?

Looks like my Musa Ornata Standard Lavender.
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Old 06-11-2008, 10:09 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Yes, so it also is. It Musa ornata ' Standard Lavender '. All thanks! I have got at them small Musa ornata ' Standard Lavender '. At me were before usual Musa ornata. I shall plant it in a greenhouse and I shall try to grow up same greater.

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Recently was in institute. In the name of a banana they at themselves have corrected a mistake. As to me have presented one adult plant with puppies. I shall try to grow up at myself the same big banana, as at them in greenhouses. I have presented them small Musa acuminata and Musa sikkimensis.

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