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Old 08-07-2015, 02:37 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Anybody know the cold hardiness of plain green Musa Balbisiana, is it comparable to Thai black?
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Old 09-27-2015, 08:28 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Anybody know the cold hardiness of plain green Musa Balbisiana, is it comparable to Thai black?
I have a M.Basjoo x M.Balbisiana of the Upham Giant Basjoo lineage and have no problems with it.

There are a few of these mats in Southwest Ohio. Zone 5-6 and no problems with them that I know of.
I know it is not 100% M.Balbisiana but it is half an answer to your question.
It qualifies for a free shrug.
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Like the daffodils...... the plants are popping..



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Like the daffodils...... the plants are popping..



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You're too late, I gave away my extra seedlings, and these guys dont pup very well. I am keeping the last 5 seedlings to build up my stock. Hopefully some year I will get pups.
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