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![]() Hi, can someone help me ID the banana variety at the front, the one with the blossom? Thanks!
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![]() Can you give us more info? How and where you aquired the plant, fruiting height, open or closed petiole etc.. to me it looks like a namwah, but the bracts look a bit different than mine.. I also cant tell how long those fingers are from the photos. Huge bunch on the plant in the backround.. what variety is that?
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![]() It is Namwah, aka Pisang Awak.
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![]() I do know that the banana plant behind with a lot of fruit is a dwarf namwah. The dwarf namwah has a very stout, reddish trunk measuring 35" around and pseudo stem height of over 7', a lot of huge dark green leaves. The bunch has over 200 fruit.
Compared to the namwah, this mystery banana is a lot shorter and slimmer - trunk is only 16" around, pseudo stem less than 6' high, it has far fewer & much smaller leaves that are light green instead of dark green, and fewer than 50 fruit. The trunk also does not have the reddish tinge typical of namwah. While the fruit look somewhat similar, the 2 plants look very different, that's quite I wonder what it is. Last edited by mkoh : 09-19-2021 at 08:23 PM. |
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