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What Im I?
Hello friends I need some help in identifying these banana plants.
I planted some seeds of Musa Sikkimesis, Musa Velutina, Musa Sp. Helens Hybrid, and Musa thomsonii. I am pretty sure it is not, Musa Velutina, or a Musa Sp. Helens Hybrid. But I may be wrong. The plant trunk does have a red tint to it. [IMG] |
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Re: What Im I?
I can confirm not velutina or Helens for sure. I'm 100% I have both. Nice little velutina bunch. It's amazing how many seeds is in each velutina!
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