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Is this Musa ornata?
I saw this blooming at a nursery without a label. Is this M.ornata?
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Re: Is this Musa ornata?
Yep. Was that in Mexico? I hear that Musa ornata is so populous there that people actually think that it's native.
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10-23-2007, 07:39 PM
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Re: Is this Musa ornata?
And Musa ornata blossoms in the first to year of a life?
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Re: Is this Musa ornata?
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Bigdog- Yep it was in Mexico, near Puerto Vallarta. I saw what could have been it in places, but not many blooms. Heliconias seemed more common than ornamental bananas, but not if I lived there. |
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Re: Is this Musa ornata?
It is almost certinally a Musa Ornata "Standard Lavender".
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