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Old 04-27-2014, 10:52 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Third bloom of the year. This time is a Manzano (suspected).

I misplaced the height and circumference of the tree but once I find it I will update.

I got this tree from another local forum member at about 1 1/2 feet. I placed it in the ground last year in February. About 1 year 2 months to flowering. We had a much cooler winter well into February this year which a lot of my trees took some damage.

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20 APR

You can see a few Orinoco hands in the background.


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27 APR

That picture sucks, I will try to get another one today.
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Old 04-28-2014, 01:17 AM   #2 (permalink)
 
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Looks like a Namwah, based on the purple pedicels and shape of the bloom.
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Looks like a Namwah, based on the purple pedicels and shape of the bloom.
Thank you. That's what I was afraid of and I was trying to find some comparisons. What would help you pin it down more?
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Thank you. That's what I was afraid of and I was trying to find some comparisons. What would help you pin it down more?
Some better photos with better lighting that show the new female fingers/flowers better would help. From what I see in the photos you've posted already, the female fingers have purple pedicels, the emerging bud is shaped like a football, and the petiole canals are mostly closed. If that is accurate, it is almost certainly a Pisang Awak ("Namwah") variety. Looks like one of the tall ones, such as "Ice Cream Namwah" or "Misi Luki Namwah".
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Some better photos with better lighting that show the new female fingers/flowers better would help. From what I see in the photos you've posted already, the female fingers have purple pedicels, the emerging bud is shaped like a football, and the petiole canals are mostly closed. If that is accurate, it is almost certainly a Pisang Awak ("Namwah") variety. Looks like one of the tall ones, such as "Ice Cream Namwah" or "Misi Luki Namwah".
Here is one from today:
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Perfect post. Great photos. I definitely do not have a Manzano. The flowers are pink purplish. I'm starting to lean to a Namwah. Trying to do some more research.
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Agree with Mark. It's a Namwah.
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27 APR

That picture sucks, I will try to get another one today.
It's very common for someone to misidentify a Manzano.

Yours looks like something in the Bluggoe subgroup. You probably noticed the purple
pedicels on the female fingers on the top hand has faded in the Apr 27 photo.

A Manzano only has purple pedicels on the bottom side of the female fingers and
it will fade in about 18 hours.

A Namwa has purple pedicels on the female fingers that will last 2 weeks.

These are photos of the same Manzano & Namwa cultivars I sent you last year.

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Thanks Keith!
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Looks great. Good luck.
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