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Willow87
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I was wondering if someone can identify this banana plant. I think its some type of dwarf, but I dont know which one.
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It looks like one of the dwarf types. It could be 'Dwarf Cavendish', 'Novak' (aka 'Super Dwarf Cavendish'), or possibly even 'Little Prince', though I think one of the first two are more likely. |
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Yes that's the one. I thought that it was 'Little Prince' I hope it produces fruit, but if it doesnt its still a beautiful plant. Thanks for the help, I really appreciate it
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Check the wiki for more reference pics. I would guess super dwarf cavendish since mine looks much like that in regard to the tight leaf pattern. I was just given a smaller(regular) DC and the leaves aren't as tightly grouped.
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