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I really think this one is Musa cheesmani. You can check it with the Musa cheesmani in my gallery, and I can't tell the difference. This came from Kyle, but I don't know where the original seed source was.
Musa nagensium 'Floral Noir': Musa cheesmani: Musa nagensium 'Floral Noir' pseudostem and leaf closeup: I report...you decide. |
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Yea, looks a little mixed up, huh?
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M. nagensium is very waxy all over, it does indeed look to be M. cheesmani from those pictures.
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Now all we have to do is convince the seed dealers...yeah right!
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