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Please Help me ID these Nanas
Hello All,
New on here...Have lotsa musas in ground for several years...just bought these today and have no idea what they are...No tags etc... Thanks. mike  
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Wow....Ur fast and good! Thanks for the speedy response. I will get some of my pics up in a gallery on here later this week. Thanks again!
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Re: Please Help me ID these Nanas
It's Musella Lasiocarpa.
Leaf segments are well known 
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Thanks....They are so interesting looking...Looks like something from the Flintstones cartoons....I have to find a cool place for them!
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04-17-2012, 05:54 AM
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Do you cut leafes on banana while they are still green?
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On these, I have never done so since I just purchased these yesterday. As for my musas and Dwarf cavendishes, yes, i keep them trimmed for various reasons. Some of my musas I trim to make them more tree-like and tall. The Dwarf Cavendish , same thing. However, I have musas in the front of my house that I prefer to keep more squat and bush-like so I leave the leaves on. Just a matter of taste I guess.
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Don't cut until they dry out. Let them breathe
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You shouldn't cut off anything that's green. Only cut off yellow and brown.
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Re: Please Help me ID these Nanas
I don't cut my leaves of till I am sure they are dead. If they are still providing energy I leave them on.
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Thanks for that advice everyone!
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