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Musa sapientum Linn. Variegated plant
I am after some information on this type of musa, does it like PH of 6.0 nd less as does Ae Ae ? I have never seen a varigated musa other than Ae Ae so i know very little about this. Thanks
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Re: Musa sapientum Linn. Variegated plant
This is neither a Ae Ae nor an sp. Linn.
It is is a variegated Musa Namwah. Musa sp. Linn looks almost the same as Ae ae. |
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