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07-15-2011, 03:56 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Wine splotches
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Just was wondering something. What other young banana plants have wine blotches on the leaves besides Cavendish? Thanks!
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Re: Wine splotches
From my own experience:
Fhia-17 Maricongo Common Dwarf plantain Dwarf Superplantain So probably anything in the Cavendish, Gros Michel, or Macho Plantain groupings. |
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Re: Wine splotches
Lots of them have wine blotches. Of the ones I have, the following have produced at least faint wine blotches.
FHIA 1 FHIA 2 FHIA 18 Manzano Lakatan Kluai Khai Yangambi KM5 Pisang Ceylan Rajapuri In general, it seems that cultivars with lots of "A" genes usually have wine blotches (though not all do). None of my ABB plants have wine blotches. |
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Re: Wine splotches
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Very faint wine blotches towards the midrib and long petioles. One of the new leaves is already pure green. (Last Pic)
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Re: Wine splotches
No idea. Doesn't look like any of the ones I have. Those long petioles separate it from anything I have with splotches. Nice looking plant. Can you narrow down the possibilities at all, or was it just sold as "banana plant"? The closest of mine would be manzano, but at the size of your plant, mine didn't have petioles that long. But some of these traits are pretty flexible, depending on growing conditions.
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Re: Wine splotches
Well I was afraid to say this since I'm still naive to the banana world. I purchased these TCs from that Greenhouse business place and ordered California Gold from them. These are what I recieved. I didn't see the post about CGs from there until it was too late. Still not sure what these might be. Went back to the web site to see what he might of sent me. He doesn't sell Monkey Fingers. He does sell Williams. Do you think it might be a TC Williams with the wine blotches?
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Re: Wine splotches
Well, they're not CA Gold, which are closely related to or the same as dwarf Orinoco, in the "Bluggoe" group, which don't have wine splotches. If you are talking about Greenearth, based on what he currently has listed (assuming the ID's are correct), it seems like the only real possibilities are "Apple" (= Manzano) or Williams. My small Williams TC has much shorter petioles, but a lot of these characteristics are really variable, especially in young TC plants. I'd guess Manzano, but I'm not expert. When they get bigger it should get a little easier to figure out.
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Re: Wine splotches
Here they are a almost a week later. They are looking pretty healthy. I did contact the guy who runs that place and he obviously doesn't know much about banana plants. I told him that CGs wouldn't have wine blotches and that I just wanted to know what he might of sent me instead and that I would keep them. He basically told me that HE WAS TOLD that some CGs have wine blotches and some don't. Yikes... that's bad when someone doesn't even know what he's selling. Or maybe he does?....lol
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Re: Wine splotches
I have a double Mahoi, and a Manzano with wine-spots on the leaves. The Manzano appears to be losing them now that it is getting taller. I don't know what group the double Mahoi is in though - maybe Cavendish?
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Re: Wine splotches
As always thanks guys.
I guess I'll just have to wait and see until obvious characteristics start popping up. And who knows what he gave me. I read on an earlier post about that place that he was giving out Orinoco for CG orders. Well now orinoco doesn't exist on his list. He might be giving out Goldfinger and calling it California Gold. You never know.... To be continued.......
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Re: Wine splotches
These are two plants that I received from GreenEarth out of Florida. They are supposed to be a California Gold and a Goldfinger. I don't believe that either should have the wine splotches on them. When I contacted Tom about it, he insisted that they would lose the splotches over time, but every new leaf seems to have them. I understood that Goldfinger should be totally green. It is looking like I was sent two of the same plant of some other random banana. Anyone have a reasonable idea of what these actually are?
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Re: Wine splotches
That's some good information. I'll check for the red line.
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Here are my unknown TCs now. They are very healthy plants. Still not sure what they are. One thing for sure is they are an AAA type plant. The petioles are starting to have that cavendish look to them where the edges are layed open. Wine blotches are not real thick and petioles seem to be still kind of long. They do have a thin red border on the leaf but I just looked at my DC that has a 4 ft stem and 40"+ leaves and they have a red border too. I was hoping that if I received the wrong thing that it would be something like Goldfinger. I'm going to guess that these are William due to the tall thin stem and long petioles. The base of one of the plants is starting to show some red on it too.
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Re: Wine splotches
Peter, you definitely don't have CA Gold, which is in the Bluggoe subgroup (Orinoco), which has no wine splotches. Goldfinger does have wine splotches on water suckers, so you might have one. Mine has never produced pups with marks that dark, but it might be different for a TC'd plant.
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What do the nurseries in FL think is California Gold? I've noticed this a few times with people ordering Cal Gold before knowing truly where to get it (like me) from FL nurseries. Then they receive a plant with wine blotches that is clearly not what they ordered and is not CG. Makes you wonder if select nurseries call a different plant CG like a nickname for some sort of cavendish type plant.
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I looked at my two plants. One seems to have a red line along the edge (at least partially) while the other one does not. Both have red developing at the base in addition to the wine splotches.
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Truly Tiny and High Color Mini have them. Of course, Bordelon and zebrina (duh).
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