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asacomm · 08-27-2009, 04:18 AM

Hello Juni Perez,

It doesn't seem to me that the leaf of the picture is of Bajoo. That must
be of other species like Sikkimensis.

The most distinctive difference between Basjoo and Sikkimensis is that
there is no white waxy power like material on the stem of Basjoo, while
there is a lot of white material on the stem of Sikkimensis.
If you compere them, then you can see which is Basjoo and which is
Sikkimensis.

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asacomm asacomm's Photo Gallery Find me on the map! Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 786 BananaBucks : 409,713 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 225 Times Was Thanked 598 Times in 209 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 0 Times	Re: My Musa basjoo really a sikkimensis? Hello Juni Perez, It doesn't seem to me that the leaf of the picture is of Bajoo. That must be of other species like Sikkimensis. The most distinctive difference between Basjoo and Sikkimensis is that there is no white waxy power like material on the stem of Basjoo, while there is a lot of white material on the stem of Sikkimensis. If you compere them, then you can see which is Basjoo and which is Sikkimensis.