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Newest addition...Ensete "Tandarra Red"
I got an Ensete "Tandarra Red" today. Its a pretty good sized plant for a decent price. Ill post pics tomorrow but Im wondering... what the max. size is for these? and... What makes it different from Ensete Maurelii?
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Re: Newest addition...Ensete "Tandarra Red"
Looks more stunning than a Ensete M. :^) Hope it grows well for you. :^)
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Re: Newest addition...Ensete "Tandarra Red"
Looks interesting. Keep us posted!
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Re: Newest addition...Ensete "Tandarra Red"
Tandarra red = Maurelli.
It is the same plant. Tandarra red may be a shade smaller but it is the same plant. great marketing by the nursery though :waving: |
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Very nice it looks allot like my three Ensetes. Good deal
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I just came across this thread and I figured I should update it! So here is my Ensete "Tandarra Red" 2 months later...
![]() ![]() And I couldnt resist adding a pic of my plumeria pudica! It has about a month left outside before I dig it up for the winter. Im a little worried about damaging its root system. ![]() Thanks for looking! As you can see Ensete "Tandarra Red is a very strong grower (Its in a pot and would be growing much faster if it was in the ground, which it will be next year). Not sure if I can tell the difference between Tandarra Red and Maurelli. |
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Just wanted to add that you can use the white thing hanging on the fence for scale. In July it didnt even make it up to the white thing and now it has passed it and is slightly taller than the 6 foot tall fence!
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Re: Newest addition...Ensete "Tandarra Red"
I certainly don't mean this as a criticism, just an observation...
but it sure looks stressed in all that sun and reflected heat. Seems like it would be happier, and more colorful, if it were in a shadier spot. Russell |
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I really appreciate the observation! I think the wind really took a lot out of it since we had some severe storms in NYC this week, but its also constantly dry, so I think that and the heat wore it out a little bit too! It only gets morning and early afternoon sun (its shaded as of this time), but its my hottest part of the yard and easily reaches over 80F even on days in the 70s. Im going to water it now since it needs some water badly and next year it will be in the ground in a shadier spot so it should look much better. Its only in a small pot right now so considering all the neglect, its one tough plant!
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