Re: Variation in seed grown M. itinerans "burmese blue"
Hello,
in 2010 I also sown seeds of the burmese blue from rps. Some seeds sprouted from it and each plant was colored differently.
For a long time I thought it could be the F2 generation of a cross and the plants are now splitting up, which is why they appear variable.
Meanwhile I think it is Musa arunachalensis that was delivered as seeds, because I have seen some pictures of the species and they correspond to my plants.
Now after 11 years in Germany, the first flower is coming on one of the plants, I am very curious how it will develop and whether it will bring new knowledge.
the plants also have a high tolerance to frost. In my garden last winter, a plant survived minus 14 degrees Celsius and a week of permafrost.
Has there been more experience with plants in the meantime?
I'll try to post a few pictures later when I figure out how to do this.
Greetings Stefan
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