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Clotlk or Clatlk banana
Has anyone heard of this banana? Clotlk OR Clatlk. I've been given this banana plant in a container and the hand written label says Clotlk or Clatlk. I can't seem to find out anything about this banana plant. Maybe someone could give me some information about this plant. My plant only has two leaves but we are just ending winter and it is 8 feet tall from the top of the dirt.
I'd like to know more about this plant.... does it like lots of water etc.... |
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Re: Clotlk or Clatlk banana
I'm gonna take a stab at it and suggest Pisang Klotek from the Wiki...
 Richard, I must have been typing while you were posting. Last edited by Yug : 02-06-2012 at 01:00 AM. |
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Re: Clotlk or Clatlk banana
Are you sure that word written on the label is supposed to refer to the cultivar name? Names are not really important in terms of ID'ing plants, and just finding a seemingly random word on a label doesn't mean that it's the cultivar name of the plant. If you can take a few photos of the plant and post them here, it might be distinguishable enough that we can tell what it is without trying to decode a label.
As far as finding out about culture information, the type of banana really doesn't matter too much in your case. If it's going to be an indoor potted plant, look up information about any indoor potted bananas to get started on the right track.
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