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I took the pup of a Banana Plant that i drowned without noticing :/ but i have no clue what kind of Banana it is.. Here it is a year later: I grew it indoor in Germany so i dont expact much growth. These days i noticed that the motherplant got stuck because of not enough sun i guess. so i get its new pup a chance and its allready a bit taler than the mother. Ill add a pic of it now within the next days. My thoughts of the ID.. It has red marks on its leafes so i would put it in the carvendish family.. since it is from a local store i would say it could be dwarf or super dwarf carvendish.. The mother has been about 1m befor it got stuck. The pup is about 60-80cm. Any ideas? |
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that looks like my super dwarf
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yah thats what I thought.. DC would get taller anyway..
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Looks like a DC grown in a pot. SDC has closer over-lapping leaves.. :^)
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but now u got me confused :P
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SDC that tall would have a fatter stem as well..
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mh.. so more DC than SDC?
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