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Originally Posted by venturabananas
The Mysore subgroup is AAB. There's lots of variation in appearance within this subgroup. Pomes have more open petioles than Mysore, though both are AAB. But yes, Mysore has light wine staining on water pups and somewhat open petioles.
Thanks for the comments on the Rajapuri. It took about 20 months to flower, but in a nice warm place like where you live, I'm sure it would be much faster to flower.
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Thanks for the informative response; you're quite knowledgeable!
So from what you're telling me Mysore is more a group than a specific variety; that'd explain the variation people experience between their individual plants. In all fairness, my plant doesn't have any choice but to be "water suckery" since it's a long pseudostem, having just been used to start a new mat, and can't very well support itself on sword leaves lol.
No problem about the Rajapuri; it truly is a beauty, warms the heart to see
And I have to admit my heart skipped a bit of a beat when my eyes flashed across that 20 lol
but glad to hear that's in a climate that gets horrendously cold weather; it should flower much sooner over here
Has any banana you had ever fruited much quicker than that?