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what kind of banana is this? It has red color dividing the leaf.
thank you.
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Looks like Musa basjoo, when they are young or get a chill, they can have red markings like that.
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yep, M. basjoo. The red coloring alone is not entirely indicative, but you will also notice it is devoid of wax, generally a lighter shade of green and has winged, open petiole canals.
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Basjoo!! Bless me.
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Definitly a basjoo,
mine looks exactly the same like yours, only the leafes are a bid darker. can grow unprotected in your zone if you are in 8b.
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