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I live outside of Columbia,SC and have been growing bananas for 25 yrs. This year some of my plants fruited. I have attached pictures and wonder if any of you can ID what type of banana plants these are. Thanks in advance. Mike Last edited by Remedy58 : 11-15-2020 at 04:08 PM. Reason: Lacking photo |
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Re: Banana ID
Can't see pics but probably basjoo.... Maybe not. What color is the bloom? A green or yellow bloom is basjoo a red is an edible banana.
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Re: Banana ID
Thanks! The bloom is red.
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Re: Banana ID
8-10 ft. I posted a duplicate thread with pictures. Thanks.
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