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Musa "Dwarf Namwah Pearl" and Musa sp. "snow white"
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is Musa "Dwarf Namwah Pearl" and Musa sp. "snow white" the same? greetings Tobias |
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Re: Musa "Dwarf Namwah Pearl" and Musa sp. "snow white"
I wouldn't have thought so. Snow white has white leaves and the DNPs are usually lime green.
I am well on the wat to losing my 3rd DNP . I won't bother with any more they are too much hassle.
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Re: Musa "Dwarf Namwah Pearl" and Musa sp. "snow white"
I've had my dnp all summer and it's struggled but lived. It shot out several leaves, some with black spots, but never grew very tall. Now that its winter I brought it in and it looks like it's gonna croak! What's up with em?!! They must be genetically weak or somethin'. I've heard about a lot of people loosing them and I think I do pretty good with nanas but this damn thing, I don't know.
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