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Location: Riverside, CA
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I posted two pictures in my gallery of the plant since I'm too dense to figure out how to post here. :-)
The larger it gets, the more red comes out. It's a really pretty plant. (of course, they all are) |
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Anna.. I noticed no one has replied yet and wish I could help you. At first I thought it looked alot like my dwarf red, but after going out and taking a good look, I don't think so.
And posting a pic.. it's really easy after the first time you do it. Couldn't believe it took me so long to figure it out. (Thanks MediaHound.) The secret was that little yellow symbol that looks like a mountain with a sunrise.. after you've copied your url, click on that mountainy thing when you're replying to a thread. Then put your url from your image in that box. That's only one way... Ummm.. got it? Cuz I done confused myself! *lol* |
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Anna,
Wish I could help you on your ID ......It's Frustrating, not knowing what ya raising!! Maybe some of the "Pros" here will help you out! Frank |
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One of these days, I'll do a video tutorial on posting images...
here you go, Anna no ID for you tho, swry
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Location: Riverside, CA
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Thanks Carolina, Frank, and MediaHound!
This plant has grown so much since the last pic, BTW. Which surprises me in the heat wave we're having now. I'll practice putting pics in my posts. Maybe I'm just being lazy and don't want to try. :-) |
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Location: Oregon Zone 9
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I know lets name it ..
ANNAS blush Banana Very pretty can you get a better shot at the leafs for me i think it Might be KRU Brought into this country from New Guinea. Kru is wine colored, and has narrow ended fruit with green and red markings giving it an interesting and beautiful appearance. Fruit has a great flavor when fully ripe. Grows about 12 ft. tall. The Green Kru is the same flavored fruit but without the wine colored markings. Check out the plant here http://www.worldwideplants.com/bananas.htm |
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Location: Oregon Zone 9
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Or Maybe this one same link
ROSE One of our latest acquisitions and a real beauty. The slender pseudostem displays a soft reddish color and grows rapidly. The small fruit are very sweet and delicate. Resistant to fusarium wilt, grows 6-8 ft. tall. |
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The plant has got to be a Kru! Looks just like the picture on that website!Thanks, Tammy! |
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Anna, when you get an extra pup id like to buy one .
I almost bought one with my thousand fingers and Now im like hmmm . Ill get something you dont have and we could even trade . just for fun im having a blast here i use that link alot to look at plants and see what i got off ebay for 4.99 the icecream i was sent wasnt an icecream it was a Ornamental. really bummed me out but hey my mom has some very nice candish?(spelling) and there blooming again she calles them her babies . if they get a new leaf im on the phone for hrs listening to what it looks like how it makes the plant look better or worse .she really drives me nuts on them . so i gave her some fertilizer . I hope she gets fruit cant wait to tell her i want some lol Tammy |
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Sure thing! I hope to see pups soon. I probably drive the plants crazy looking for pups.
I was ready to throw a party when my Dwarf Cavendish finally pupped last week! |
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LOL sounds like fun.
I am having a Shrimp Fry. my shrimp are ready home grown in my Tank. I buy mysis for my seahorses and when the shrimp out grow the seahorses for feed i put them in a 55g tank and let them grow for me LOL i buy 100,000 for 100.00 including shipping. seahorses love them and so do i i am gonna try and keep brooders this time Tammy PS any one want some shrimp LOL |
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