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My first banana - Musa rose
I got it yesterday in the mail.
 I bought it from Palmscenter.de in Germany.It had 3 leaves on it, but 2 of them were broken off during transportation, so now it just looks rather weird with its one leaf hanging about.. It also has 2 small pups. The stem is a bit blackened, but it feels sturdy enough. I had to support the stem a bit to prevent it tilting to the side with the leaf. Thats why there is strips around the stem. Now I just wait for it to settle and start looking like a real banana  All comments are welcome!      Last edited by Rose : 04-10-2013 at 08:56 AM. |
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Re: My first banana - Musa rose
to increase your high......good luck.
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Re: My first banana - Musa rose
It's beautiful Rose!!!
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Re: My first banana - Musa rose
Looks good to me, be prepared to become addicted to banana's
 Mine just started to come to life after a long winter sleep... Good Luck
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