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What is a Dwarf Brazilian Red
Last week I saw one of these being auctioned on eBay. I had never heard of a Dwarf Brazilian Red. I am a newbie and in my quest for a Dwarf Red, I keep seeing and being tempted by other plants that turn out not to be a Dwarf Red.
I am in SW Florida where the few banana plants I have grow like weeds. Growing Dwarf Cavendish, Super Dwarf Cavendish, and possibly a Dwarf Green that I was originally told was a red. |
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Re: What is a Dwarf Brazilian Red
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I call mine dwarf red .....Need one? There are a few members that will sell it. Musa Dwarf Brazilian - Bananas Wiki Last edited by cincinnana : 08-26-2020 at 06:41 PM. |
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