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Albino bananas
Dear all. see last my foto gallery. Albino Bananas derived from variegated bananas. the albino have area stem and leaf more than 95 % is white color. its so beautiful. its chlorophyl just little bit. need more attention if we transfer to the pot
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Re: Albino bananas
Wow...very cool! I've heard about AEAE that have more than 50% being very frail due to the deficiency of chloroplasts. I kinda doubt these albinos will survive very long. Still cool though!
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Re: Albino bananas
have to see if it resists to the sun light...
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Re: Albino bananas
Waiting with peaked interest!!
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Re: Albino bananas
I agrre that albino plant are a weak plant. I think albino plant we grouping in to in door plant. maybe better if its plant tranfer to the pot and we put indoor and no sun light directly.
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Re: Albino bananas
Sounds so fragile, yet beautiful...
Imagine the translucence!!!  ~Cheryl
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Re: Albino bananas
Very cool. Maybe you will be the one to get one of these to survive and do well. Someone's got to do it.
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Re: Albino bananas
Oh! Now that is Awesome!! Keep me posted on their progress! I would be very interested to see how well they do!
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Re: Albino bananas
It sounds like it will be a perpetual indoor plant- I wonder, if it does survive will it grow nanas? We'll see. I'm pulling for you. (Of course you know, if it does, everyone here will want one!)
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