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Mystery Banana
I purchased this banana from a local nursery for $20. It was labeled only "Musa" and the cashier only new that it was an ornamental banana. It had decent size pup and now has a total of 5. It has blue/green leaves... any ideas?
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06-08-2009, 03:17 AM
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Re: Mystery Banana
It appears to be a Musella lasiocarpa - Chinese Golden Lotus banana.
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06-08-2009, 03:42 AM
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Re: Mystery Banana
Yes, I agree with Scot. That's M. Lasiocarpa. Very cold hardy. Beautiful flowers.
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06-08-2009, 07:35 AM
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Re: Mystery Banana
I concur with Scot and Chong, it's a Musella lasiocarpa, the Chinese Golden Lotus 'naner. Great plant; mine flowered for a year before it gave up the ghost. Just enjoy it!
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06-08-2009, 09:49 AM
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Re: Mystery Banana
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Re: Mystery Banana
Thanks all! They still had 4 or 5 about the same size sitting lonely in the back
 I'm continually surprised by the different bananas I find at random nurseries in my area. I was at another local nursery this weekend and they had two 5-6 foot AE AE bananas... I almost didn't notice what they were as the white in the leaves was not particularly striking, but they did looks really healthy with two big leaves each. At $149 each I had a devil on each shoulder whispering in my ear, but in the end I settled for a nice big Rajapuri for $32 Andy |
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Re: Mystery Banana
Yes, it is so called "Chinese Yellow" banana.
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