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Mystery banana from Poipu
Any ideas about this one? I was just given two of the fruits by a neighbor, have not seen the plant. The fruit are triangular to pentagonal and have white flesh although they have yet to ripen.
The tips are pinched but not bottle-nosed.
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Re: Mystery banana from Poipu
They look rather like 'Orinoco', often called 'Largo' around here.
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Re: Mystery banana from Poipu
Yes, looks like my Orinoco fruit.
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