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Jon,I asked you a long time ago if you could explain the difference between this and the Dwarf Namwah.I hope you still remember the difference because I lost the PM information.Any information will greatly be appreciated.
I was lucky enough to get this from a fellow forum member a long time ago that obtained it from you a while back also at Encanto Farms. Here is the plant |
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My observations have been that it is a little taller, 7' rather than 6-7', definitely stouter by about a third, and the bunches are bigger, as well. Overall it just seem to be a more aggressive, healthy plant for me. Flavor is not noticeably different.
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.......thanks Jon,I'll have a pup here for you if you ever need one.
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Plant looks great. Glad to see if it is doing well. If I remember correctly a mature plant is really really fat.
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Yes, they have a nice, clean, sleek trunk style, with nice lush, light-green color and very nice leaves. Yes, they get quite stout when happy.
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