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Question on Senorita
Hi All,
just a question on Senorita bananas. What is it know as in the Wiki. See this site for more detail: Senorita | Blue Sky Backyard Bananas Cheers Brod |
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Re: Question on Senorita
I forgot to ask about Pisang mas.
What is it called in the Wiki. See: Pisang Mas | Blue Sky Backyard Bananas Thanks |
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Re: Question on Senorita
Interesting. ... I did not find any of the names synonymous to Musa Senorita (Philippians) in the banana Wiki. But did find through web search this cultivar to be very rare.
Also from your web site, the description is close to that of the Musa Veinte Cohol and the pictures of the fruit look near the same. Musa Veinte Chole is also of the AA group from the Philippians and its fruit matures in 40 to 50 days the same as the Musa Senorita. The similarity to the Veinte Chole is why I spent a little time researching the Musa Senorita. .... Can you verify these are in fact different verities and/or the same verity? Please post pictures of the plant at different growth stages. May be you can update and add Musa Senorita to the Wiki
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