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The right plant doesnt seem to have a growing point and appears too thin. I would guess that the left plant was formed by the growing point of the right plant splitting the pseudostem and coming out to the left of where it was supposed to go. In other words,i think there is only 1 growing point there and its supporting the left plant. The other is just a few old leafs.
Great job tissue culturing those Novi and thanks for the pictures! ![]()
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this pic from my friend. Pisang ambon with 3 bunch http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=265720&id=717684540#!/photo.php?fbid=488188154540&set=a.488186539540.265720.717684540&theater[/url]
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I've read that although the "Double Mahoi" initially has one or two bunches, once the "mat" is mature it can have up to 7 bunches per plant.
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