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Hello,
here are some actually pictures of my plants on 10. July. I hope you enjoy the pictures. Musa FHIA 01 "Goldfinger" Musa sp. Burmese Blue" Musa Basjoo Musa itinerans Musa sikkimensis Unkown variety, possible Orinoco? Musa "Namwah" Musa "Saba" Musa sp. "Helen`s Hybrid" Musa "Dwarf Red" Musa "Robusta" Musa "Ice Cream" Musa itinerans var. xyubishbananensis Musa "French Horn" Musa "Textilis" Musa "Red" Musa "Grand Nain" Right to left: Musa FHIA 02 "Mona Lisa", Musa "Brazilian, Musa "Dwarf Thai", Musa "Dwarf Puerto Rican Plantain", Musa "African Rhino Horn". |
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Very nice plants! they look very happy
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your plants are looking very healthy!
how is the growth ?
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That's a nice collection you've gotten started there, Tobi. The Helen's Hybrid and the sikkimensis sure do look a lot alike. Great job!
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