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Can anyone ID this one?
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Re: Banana ID
You will have a better chance when male flowers appear.
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Re: Banana ID
just sent me the pictures
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Re: Banana ID
Its a Cavendish, likely one of the common variants of ‘Dwarf Cavendish’
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Re: Banana ID
Seeing the red I would say Musa Gran Nain. I know it’s environmental but my Gran Nain shows the pretty red on the lower pstem. Normal dwarf cavendish, Chinese dwarf cavendish, Williams, and other “dwarf cavendish” varities are mostly green/black.
Beautiful plant! Great job!
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