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Re: Musa Griersonii
Griersonii and Sikkimensis Darjeeling giant are separate species. They look completely different or should look completely different. I have a Griersonii in my greenhouse it has plum coloured midribs and undersides to the leaves, it doesn't have any red mottling on the upper sides of the leaves. I know where my Griersonii seeds originated and they are reliable, but probably open pollinated like most seeds available so the progeny will be variable.
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Re: Musa Griersonii
So theres musa sikkemensis, musa sikkemensis darljerrling giant, musa griersonii and helens hybrid which is musa sikkemensis × musa chini champa.
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Re: Musa Griersonii
Griersonii is separate from Sikkimensis - different species
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Re: Musa Griersonii
Yup, I get that, is darljerrling giant a subspecies of sikkemensis or is it also something different?
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Re: Musa Griersonii
Im looking for cold hardy plants, I'm looking at sikkemensis, yuannensis, basjoo, sikkemensis darljerrling giant and if its in the range of hardiness griersonii as well.
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