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Old 08-15-2018, 07:08 AM   #6 (permalink)
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[quote=Sarah Brubacker;317486]
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The pstem should have some streaks of purple and pink; and the cigar & young leafs should have a bronze tint on the underside.

I have not noticed any pink on the pstem but the new leaves definitely have bronze tint, the picture is kinda hard to see, I am not saying it is a Iholena but it would have that trait.

Thanks Richard! As I feared I still have a few more feet to go, (if ive got an Iholena)ut they are amazing fast growers i put 2 footer into the ground May 15 and it is basically the same size as the one on this banana.


Banana Gallery - Bronze tint
I believe the picture is showing the topside of the leaf. The tint should be on the backside and normally fades away after a few weeks. Also. the leaf edge should have a pinkish/reddish color that continues down the pedoite petiole erect margin to the pstem. ... The leaf topside should be a lighter (pale) green.
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