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What sort is this?
Hi,
I'm new to the forum and had been interested in variegated varieties for some time but had limited succes with the ae-ae bought in the past. I found a sport sucker growing from a normal green clump in West Java in Indonesia and have been growing it. So far, it seems to be doing well and maybe I could get it to fruit. Any idea if it is a new variety or an existing one? The mother clump is an ordinary pisang batu or M. balbisiana which is edible but has seeds in the flesh.  Last edited by Tjoen : 04-11-2016 at 06:23 AM. Reason: Insert photo link |
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Re: What sort is this?
It is spontaneous variegation. If it makes pups like itself then it is a new variety. Problem with spontaneous forms is that they can go back to green much easier. I grew a spontaneous bird of paradise for years until a major freeze came and killed it. Now I have a spontaneous cactus that I remove the green from.
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Re: What sort is this?
Almost everything in my front yard is variegated even my lawn.
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Re: What sort is this?
And my other variegated banana, possibly an aeae...
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