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06-20-2009, 01:39 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Any Way to Tell?
Hello,
Potting up & bringing in bananas indoors each year, losing some, some restarting from pups ... I've lost track of which varieties a lot of them are, but all would be either velutina or ornata. The leaves look really similar, esp. on the pups, so I was just wondering if/how I might tell them apart or can that be done only when they flower? Thanks in advance for any assistance, Andrea |
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Re: Any Way to Tell?
As far as I can tell looking at the wiki, ornata has a reddish stripe running along the main stem of each leaf, and velutina does not... have any photos?
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