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Musa Florida variegation
I've seen reports that a lot of the tissue cultures eventually revert to green on these. I have one that seems to be doing this that I deflasked a few months ago. Does anyone know if pups have better variegation chances?
What about the nono? I have some recently deflasked nonos too and I'd be very sad if they revert too. I know variegation is generally unstable as it is but I'm not sure if I should give up on these. My larger Florida was my introduction to my banana obsession so I'd love to have a non green one. |
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Re: Musa Florida variegation
My Musa Nono has begun to revert. Super bummed, she was expensive.
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 Growing a Variegated Musa AeAe indoors, here's my trial and error journal. Any advice is welcome!! |
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