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musa tropicana
I visited our local nursery and they were selling small pups( around 1oinches) of a variety called Tropicana.I spoke to the lady and said I think it is not a variety but more of a commercial name and she argued with me saying it is a variety for indoor planting. there was no information in this plant except it need bright light nad temp between 25-18C.
attaching a google image Musa tropicana | Care | Take away trends Does it look more like a cavendish super dwarf? |
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Re: musa tropicana
Hi sups
As far as i have read on the forum, SDC. Quote:
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Re: musa tropicana
Same here in Russia. I guess it is SDC.
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