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Cavendish Seeds On Ebay
Correct me if Im wrong. I'm still very green at all this stuff. That just seems like a crock of... you know what... or are there types of cavendish seeded bananas that I just dont know about, and it can be propagated by seed?
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Re: Cavendish Seeds On Ebay
Probably wild Musa acuminata. At Musa Dwarf Cavendish there are no seeds.
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Re: Cavendish Seeds On Ebay
Didn't think so.
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Re: Cavendish Seeds On Ebay
Don't think there is. Cavandish is a cultivar that was created for the purpose of having a seedless fruit(dessert banana). Maybe they are Acuminata seeds from a wild banana. Not 100% on this. Gabe's got an answer.
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Re: Cavendish Seeds On Ebay
i thought i was gonna have to go back to bananas 101.....i didnt think the cavadish had seeds either. lol.
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