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3 banana trees. The bigger 1 I bought in person from a private seller in Hubert NC and the other 2 were shipped from Trusty Farms in Jackson SC. They were all supposed to be blue java, but after much research (and help from this forum) it seems to me that they might all be namwah.
I dont really mind either way but Id like to ask for others opinions again (last time I posted here I just had the 1 from Hubert NC). I plan on donating some of the future pups and I dont want to be another one of those people that passes off a namwah as a blue java. Should I officially stop calling these blue javas and start calling them namwahs? I created a public photo album that shows pictures of all 3 banana trees. Thank you for your time! https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...00056272260536 Edited to add: if these are namwahs are they likely to be dwarfs? Last edited by WillowSpirit : 06-28-2021 at 11:23 PM. |
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If the above link doesnt work this is a more direct link and should work
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I think the only way for sure is when it fruits
Blue Java has prominent 'knuckles' ![]()
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Varieties I'm Growing From Corm/Pup Dwarf Cavendish ○ Super Dwarf Cavendish ○ Grand Nain ○ Niņo ○ Manzano ○ Raja Puri ○ Tall Namwah ○ Blue Java ○ 1000 Fingers ○ Praying Hands ○ Orinoco ○ Variegated Florida ○ PR Red ○ California Gold ○ FHIA-03 Sweetheart Plantains Puerto Rican Dwarf Plantain ○ African Rhino Horn From TC Truly Tiny ○ Manzano ○ "Blue Java" ○ Dwarf Namwah ○ Thai Black ○ Veinte Cohol |
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I can tell you…in the 1st link… the top RT pic and bottom LT pic look exactly like my Namwah. :-)
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