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Re: Musa AE AE pictures & question
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I really think when your Ae Ae comes back out into full(or partial)sunshine you will see the variegation deepen considerably! |
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Re: Musa AE AE pictures & question
Hey Jesse,
Yeah, the big one has sprung up for sure, the smaller one is working on roots I'm thinking. To answer your question, the two nanas are within 6 feet of each other with identical conditions. The smaller one was cut off the mother plant much later the the big one which had a fully developed root system. Will see how it does in the sun in a few days when the next leaf is trying to push through the roof. Bill |
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I hope so Jim, it will be fun to watch! Hopefully the wind doesn't beat it up to much, I'm going to tuck it into a pretty sheltered spot. I'll keep my fingers crossed.
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