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Need help IDing "banana musa" plant from walmart
I recently bought a banana tree from Walmart. It didn't have any tags or a way to identify it besides Banana Musa in small print next to the barcode. It's obviously a banana plant, but I need to know which kind in order to take care of it the best I can. Any help is appreciated.
I have some pictures, I tried to take pics from different angles, including under the leaves. If more info is needed just let me know. Thanks! Here is a link to the pictures. |
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Re: Need help IDing "banana musa" plant from walmart
Looks like Musa Super Dwarf Cavendish - Bananas Wiki
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Re: Need help IDing "banana musa" plant from walmart
Wow, the baby plants actually look a lot like mine. Thank you very much!! I'm so excited that it will remain relatively small, as living in an apartment does not offer much for gardening.
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