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Mystery Banana - Need help identifying this one!
Need help identifying this banana. It was not labeled when I purchased it. The P-Stem is approximately 8 feet when it flowers. Thanks!
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Re: Mystery Banana - Need help identifying this one!
I would say a Tall Orinoco. It could be a Dwarf Orinoco because it’s short, but it has a thin trunk so I would say it’s a Tall (Dwarf bananas tend to have thick trunks).
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Re: Mystery Banana - Need help identifying this one!
yep, Orinoco, normal tall form.
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Re: Mystery Banana - Need help identifying this one!
Thought it might be Orinoco. Thanks everyone!
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