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07-12-2008, 07:16 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Id on a couple banana's
I have most of my banana's id already a couple here have not been positively id'd yet offer up some idea's?
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Re: Id on a couple banana's
Zebrina, Orinoco(my guess), and Cavendish.
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Re: Id on a couple banana's
The plant in the bottom photo has purple blotching with a dark green background -- dark enough to resemble Zebrina.
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Re: Id on a couple banana's
The petioles are not red like in the first one for it to be a Zebrina. It could be a High Color Mini, but then again that's a Cavendish. And HCM has far more red splashing than the one in the photo.
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Re: Id on a couple banana's
The top photo was supposed to be a Siam Ruby, the second photo was tagged as a "new variety as a Musa Cheka" I have nothing on that variety so I am guessing it was an error, the bottom photo was purchased at Lowe's hardware as a Blood banana "zebrina" but wasn't real certain about it either. I may have to post all my banana's to get 100% positive id's.
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Re: Id on a couple banana's
First one is zebrina. Both the others look rather Cavendish, they could be something else, but definitely not zebrina and neither look like 'HCM' either. I would guess them both to be something like 'Dwarf Cavendish', 'Grain Nain' or 'Williams'. However, if that last photo is a pup of the pseudostem to the left, that doesn't look Cavendish at all. At times the juvenile plants can look very different from the mature ones.
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Re: Id on a couple banana's
I think Gabe is completly right.
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Re: Id on a couple banana's
damaclese its a dwarf cavendish and i dont know about yours but my williams doesnt do that travelers palm effect :P if u notice it the pup looks like a DC when its young so just trust Gabe cause what he said is pretty much correct
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