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Basjoo with red veins?
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I am new to this forum. I just received a banana plant today. It is supposed to be a Basjoo. But the leaves are broad and they have a red vein in the center and red on the edges of the leaves. It came from South Carolina. So it is cold hardy. Any help would be appreciated! I do not know how to add photos to this forum yet! |
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Re: Basjoo with red veins?
It's common for young basjoos to have red on the midrib and pronounced veins.
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Re: Basjoo with red veins?
but this one has wide leaves
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Re: Basjoo with red veins?
How "wide" is a "wide leaf"?
Pictures would be helpful. 
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Re: Basjoo with red veins?
It is not a "spear" leaf. more like a "paddle" leaf. and a thick trunk
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Re: Basjoo with red veins?
What you're describing sounds a bit like an Ensete to me.
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