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Musa ornata Lavender short X Musa ornata Lavender Tall
A few months ago I hand pollinated two versions of Musa ornata Lavender that I collected and imported from Costa Rica 8 or so years ago. The taller is vigorous and the leaves to not brown in low humidity. The shorter has a nicer habit but the lower leaves brown prematurely in low humidity. I produced 80 or so seeds and planted them in a heated greenhouse at work. Hopefully I can get a cross with the best traits of both parents.
I will post the progress. 
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Re: Musa ornata Lavender short X Musa ornata Lavender Tall
Good Luck Marc! Sounds like a great idea and I hope it works for you!
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Re: Musa ornata Lavender short X Musa ornata Lavender Tall
Thanks, Marc...looking forward to hearing about your results.
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Re: Musa ornata Lavender short X Musa ornata Lavender Tall
Woo-Hoo!!
Gonna be beautiful, I know it!! ~Cheryl
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Re: Musa ornata Lavender short X Musa ornata Lavender Tall
Seeds are germinating well in only two weeks!
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