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Not a Cavendish . . . so what is it?
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Re: Not a Cavendish . . . so what is it?
Looks somewhat Maoli-Popoulu like. Where are you located? Keep posting photos and do not remove the male bud as it develops.
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Re: Not a Cavendish . . . so what is it?
I'm in Katy, just west of Houston. Bought this at a big box store so I wasn't expecting anything exotic. It was marked "Cavendish," and since they're not rare, that seemed logical. Silly me, expecting a big box store to label a banana correctly!
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