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What Musa is this? It was sold as Nagensium.
What Musa is this? It was sold as Nagensium.
For me it looks a little bit like velutina, but I am really no expert. It does not really grow in height but produces many ofshoots. This is actually one of 6 or 7 and I bought one 12 cm plant in march/ april. I uploaded two images to my "gallery", I do not really know how this forum works, but that was the instruction. At least this is what I understood... Thanks in advance. |
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Re: What Musa is this? It was sold as Nagensium.
It’s a bit hard to see details in those photos, but the plant does not look to be a Musa at all. Perhaps a Canna? Do you remember what the seed looked like?
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Re: What Musa is this? It was sold as Nagensium.
Me ...leaning to a ginger.
But after 900 pics and 83 pages of what the plant should be....... I think we need a few months |
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Re: What Musa is this? It was sold as Nagensium.
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I do not think, that it is a ginger. The rhizome is not big enough in my opinion compared to ginger pictures. But I am not an expert. Thank you very much! |
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