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05-30-2009, 03:42 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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red iholene and african rhino horn photos please
does any one have any good photos of red iholene or african rhino horn,as mine are very small right now so it would be nice to see what they look like,as a bigger plant.
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Re: red iholene and african rhino horn photos please
my red iholene is pretty small now too, but it would be nice to see some mature plants!
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Re: red iholene and african rhino horn photos please
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Musa Red Iholene - Bananas Wiki And some more elsewhere: Red Iholene Pictures? - Banana Forum - GardenWeb Musa African Rhino Horn And of course, if you want to see nice pictures, you can always look at ENCANTO FARMS P.S: If you are from Europe, please, feel free to look into our section European Section - Bananas.org
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thanks jack daw,and media hound.
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Those are some massive fingers
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nice pic,bananimal now i know what mine should look like when it gets bigger.
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great african rhino photo,rmplmnz its good to see different photos of these nanas,rather than the same photo used in every banana book,or every website selling them.
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Re: red iholene and african rhino horn photos please
'Red Iholene' on the mainland is 'Iholena Lele' (pronounced ee-ho-leh-nah leh-leh), and the 'White Iholene' is a reduced color sport. Below are photos of mature 'Iholena Lele' in Hawaii (it is a Hawaiian cultivar).
There are a fair number of varied Iholena cultivars throughout the Pacific but a few are available on the mainland (Iholena Lele (red and white forms), Ha'a ha'a (I think may be a dwarf form of Lele and not the true Ha'a ha'a of old Hawaii), and Kumunamba which is a Iholena from Papua New Guinea).
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i can understand why the red iholine is no1 with a lot of people,all i can say is wow,gabe15.
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Re: red iholene and african rhino horn photos please
Here's thed Red Iholena that I bought from Green Thumb Nursery the other day. It's in the back. It looks a little sad right now after being stuffed into a truck and transplanted.
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Re: red iholene and african rhino horn photos please
They are different than African Rhino Horn -- see MediaHound's pictures and video down in one of the earlier posts in this thread.
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Re: red iholene and african rhino horn photos please
is there any other type that just produces the female part of the banana?
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Re: red iholene and african rhino horn photos please
There is a group of plantains called Horn Plantains which all only produce female flowers, never producing male flowers. This mutation has occurred a few times in other groups of bananas, but it is rare. There is a budless Saba-type I know for sure, and an East African Highland Banana which switches between "budded" and "non-budded" forms. There are also a number of varieties, both edible and wild, which quickly terminate the male bud, but that is a different action than not producing a male bud at all as in the Horn Plantains.
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