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08-02-2015, 11:50 AM
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What do I have?
I'm a new member.
We did a redo of our backyard and the wife planted all exotic palms. When she started planting I mentioned I wanted bananas if she had palms. I have 3 banana plants which are supposed to be Blue Javas but after posting I'm getting responses saying that the fruit bearing plant isn't Blue Java but a NemWah.? The fruit bearing plant on the left is much larger and completely different looking than the other 2 (all planted at the same time). Now I'm thinking that the one on the left is the namwah. The 2 on the right are Blue Java. Any help appreciated. A good photo is in my gallery showing completely different looking plants. Last edited by ocrey : 08-02-2015 at 11:53 AM. |
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Beautiful plants I thought it would help to have the picture with the post. |
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08-02-2015, 01:01 PM
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Location: Long Beach, California
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Re: What do I have?
If it is a Namwah plant you are lucky. They grow and produce bananas and pups like crazy. I think the bananas are very good. I know it sucks not getting what you ordered, I have several plants that aren't what I purchased.
Susan Last edited by Lau : 08-02-2015 at 02:21 PM. Reason: Auto correct |
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Re: What do I have?
Most Icecream that you buy are Namwah due to a mix up by tissue culture labs, but I hear they are superior tasting to Icecream anyway.
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