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Is "Tandara Red" the same E. Maurelii?
As I understand from my vendors on e-bay and their descriptions, this plant( T.red) is the same E. Maurelii?
Sorry about the question(maybe already asked here), but need to know is that corect, because to know how to proceed with my 3 little pups of that cultivar  thanks in advance!
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Re: Is "Tandara Red" the same E. Maurelii?
Are Ensete superbum/Ensete maureli/Ensete ventricosum the same?
Sorry, as I supposed, that question has allready answered here, thanks to Media Hound
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Re: Is "Tandara Red" the same E. Maurelii?
I asked a similar question and Im going to say that they are the same. I have not seen any major differences. They are both great growers with lots of color so I highly recommend them!
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