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banana identity
Was the only seed to sprout from an unknown mixed pack.please see my gallery if you can help identify!!!!
(mod edit: here's the photo)
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Re: banana identity
Do you remember what the seed looked like (i.e. size, shape, color, surface texture)? It looks as though it could be Ensete ventricosum, but it is still too small to make a positive ID and a description of the seed would help.
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Re: banana identity
Im unsure as i recued it from another,i have other bananas and this one is quite different. Thanks for the pic!!!!!
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