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I live in Southern Mexico and my choices of bananas and banana plants is very limited. Is it possible to have either live plants or viable seeds of the ICE CREAM Blue Java variety? Shipping to Mexico is difficult to impossible. Thank you.
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Musa Blue Java is propagated by a live plant, which in this case by suckers (pups)!.....It doesn’t have seeds!....Good luck!.... Welcome to the banana gang!....... ![]() ![]() ![]()
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like maybe mexico is worried we are going to send the marijuana back for a refund.
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