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Help, Banana Noob
Greetings, ok I just received two 2' tall pups in a bucket of water off of one of my customers today, but they never told me what they were. I was looking for Basjoos, but I think these may be sikkimensis with the reddish color. Anyone know? Also, how long will the survive with the roots sitting in a bucket, I won't get a chance to plant them until Sunday or Monday? Once I determine species, I'll need to find a suitable location, I believe they were in a shaded location, most of my yard is FULL sun! I am wanting to plant them alongside my pool deck, but that will place them over one of my septic drain field lines. Probably won't need much fertilizer in that case!
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Re: Help, Banana Noob
Could be sikkimensis. Definitely not basjoo.
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