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Re: Musa acuminata ssp. zebrina question.
Hmm, I would have expected some colouration as well in this stage of growth,.....but maybe they need more direct sunlight?
Kind regards, Remko. |
Re: Musa acuminata ssp. zebrina question.
Hi Andrei,
I have done many batches of the germn of this species. They are all very predictable and show their colors early. Here are some pix for your ref. At about 2 mths old, the upper surface of the leaf will start to have faint Maroon blotching. It takes only another week or so for it to be apparent. At 4 mths, all the markings are very distinct. The bottom of the leaf is a beautiful semi gloss Red in color. The mid rib and the p-stem have also turned Red at this stage. Unless you are very lucky to get sds of the M-a-s-sumatrana Var concolor which is all green, then you may have something else on your hand. |
Re: Musa acuminata ssp. zebrina question.
Thanks Tog and Remko! Can it is valid it not enough sunlight, they stand at me under the big plants which create it a shade. Though outwardly they are similar to yours Tog, which 2 months. Pictures very good, on all of them it is well visible, thanks. I will try to put them on the sun and I will look as it will change a situation. I will hope that it all the same zebrina and they will show the colours.
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Re: Musa acuminata ssp. zebrina question.
Andrei, I don't think sunlight is an issue here as I have some of mine growing in the deep shade and they red as the ones under the sun.
In fact, I like them better under the shade as the leaves have an overall darker look. It will be nice to see how yours grow. Do keep us updated. |
Re: Musa acuminata ssp. zebrina question.
Clearly Tog, the sunlight means does not influence colouring. It is necessary to wait and observe of their growth only. Time will show.
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