SeTex

Hello,
I'm new to this site as a poster, but just got off an African webpage about bananas of various types being trialed over there. It mentioned some of the FHIA types as well as Cardaba, of which the latter was said to sometimes produce some seeds. Not sure how large they are, but Cardaba is considered an edible variety mostly used for cooking. Hope this info helps. Another variety sounding somewhat like Rose is mentioned, too, and that it also sometimes produces seeds. It might be that a variety of bananas we consider "edible" will produce seeds if pollinated properly. Namwah is one that I also read can sometimes produce seed.