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Forum: Banana Identification 03-29-2014, 10:19 PM

Replies: 24 Musa Double and wine/blood marks Views: 4,853 Posted By venturabananas Re: Musa Double and wine/blood marks I'd agree with that. Mine are not terrible leaners, but they lean a lot more than you'd expect for a variety with such a thick p-stem.

Forum: Banana Identification 01-28-2014, 01:33 AM

Replies: 24 Musa Double and wine/blood marks Views: 4,853 Posted By venturabananas Re: Musa Double and wine/blood marks Orinoco fruits are angular, but not necessarily triangular. See the photos in the wiki and in the link below: TARS 17397 - Musa hybr. - Dwarf Orinoco - Florida, United States...

Forum: Banana Identification 01-27-2014, 02:40 AM

Replies: 24 Musa Double and wine/blood marks Views: 4,853 Posted By venturabananas Re: Musa Double and wine/blood marks It's not Rajapuri, which has red edged petiole canals which are more open. Mostly likely Dwarf Orinoco.

Forum: Banana Identification 03-25-2012, 12:56 AM

Replies: 24 Musa Double and wine/blood marks Views: 4,853 Posted By venturabananas Re: Musa Double and wine/blood marks The Double ("Mahoi") is just a mutation of DC, so it should look pretty similar, including wine stains on water pups. That said, there's a lot of variation in coloration in banana plants. For...

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