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Need help identifying this ornamental
I bought this from a nearby nursery the other day. It was not labeled, but the owner said it was Basjoo. I told him I don’t think so, and he said the only other Musa he gets is Zebrina.
I know it’s not Basjoo. I fairly sure it’s not Zebrina. It has a 24” pseudostem. The mature leaves are green, 12” across and 20” long (very rounded) with a thick feel (almost rubber-like). The pups are coming up green, but then get red blotches in the leaves. After searching around, I think it might be Musa Poquito PP#26424, or am I mistaken? Rob_Bys's Library | Photobucket |
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09-24-2018, 05:10 PM
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Re: Need help identifying this ornamental
Some kind of Cavendish. That's your starting point. Which one I have no idea.
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Re: Need help identifying this ornamental
Poquito petioles look much shorter.
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