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Musa Sikkimensis Red Tiger
I have just bought a Red Tiger and i have noticed that the red varigation to the leaves tends to vary tremendously from plant to plant and i was wondering is there any way to ensure the red stripes are vibrant and pleantyful, ie soil like an aeae needs to keeps it varigation,. I would be greatful if anyone could offer any advice on how to get mnine to have lots of red stripes and look its best. Thank you in advance
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