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07-30-2018, 05:59 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Re: Red stems, green leaves, fast grower
I'm not sure which Red you have , may be a Dwarf Red. ... But from the looks of your plant there is a nutrient decedent. ... Appears may be calcium { light yellow & curling upper leaf edges) & sulfur (chlorosis of the lower green leave). ... A complete macro & micro element application may be in order. What type and how much fertilizer are you using?
Because of those two elements, I would check the soil Ph first. I suspect it may be alkaline and the Ph needs to be lowered. |
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Re: Red stems, green leaves, fast grower
doesn't look like any of my dwarf reds
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Re: Red stems, green leaves, fast grower
I don't think it is a musa. I think it is Ensete ventricosum
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Re: Red stems, green leaves, fast grower
This is enseten ventricosum, possibly Tarranda Red/Red Stripe or some red-petioled variety.
There is no nutrient decedent or anything, the plant looks fine to me. Kind regards, Remko. |
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Re: Red stems, green leaves, fast grower
Looks like Ensete montbeliardii.
An upright Ensete with thicker leaves that are a bit greener without the same wonderful deep red colouring as maurelii on the front ,with a red midrib. Last edited by mushtaq86 : 07-31-2018 at 12:27 PM. |
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Re: Red stems, green leaves, fast grower
Thanks all! After searching up enseten ventricosum, I do think many of the pictures I see on the web are identical to the plant I have. However, some Ensete montbeliardii pictures also looks similar! Either way I have a really good idea of what it is, and it's hardiness levels.
The plant was put in the ground about 5 months ago and was about 3' tall, it's at least 10' tall now. I'm researching on how to move these big boys between seasons so I can get it in a better spot for next spring. Thanks again! |
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