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blatta · 07-30-2011, 07:19 PM

Thanks, I really appreciate the info.

I am sure the plants, as well as all my others are Pentalonia nigronervosa free- They were from corms which were cut right back, and most of my others are grown from seed.

I spend far too much of my time looking at insects, i'd be surprided if theyre there. It is encouraging to know that the aphid is pretty much essential, but also annoying that i cant be sure the others are virus free.

I dont suppose anyone knows how Musa (AB) 'chini-champa' responds to the virus? What conditions encourage the symptoms to develop faster?

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blatta blatta's Photo Gallery Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 16 BananaBucks : 20,287 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 0 Times Was Thanked 28 Times in 5 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 0 Times	Re: Chini champa with bunchy top Thanks, I really appreciate the info. I am sure the plants, as well as all my others are Pentalonia nigronervosa free- They were from corms which were cut right back, and most of my others are grown from seed. I spend far too much of my time looking at insects, i'd be surprided if theyre there. It is encouraging to know that the aphid is pretty much essential, but also annoying that i cant be sure the others are virus free. I dont suppose anyone knows how Musa (AB) 'chini-champa' responds to the virus? What conditions encourage the symptoms to develop faster?