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Does Musa Velutina die after fruiting?
Hi, I live in San Diego and am interested in planting some Musa Velutina plants. I have not grown any bananas before. Does the Musa Velutina mother plant die after it produces fruit? I have heard many banana plants do but I am curious if Musa Velutina does the same. Thank you!
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Re: Does Musa Velutina die after fruiting?
My understanding is that they are one and done, reproducing from seeds.
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Re: Does Musa Velutina die after fruiting?
Just to be clear though a new pup will grow out of the rhizome and produce fruit within the next year again
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