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What is musa ensete...(link)
The description said non-edible bananas, so I thought basjoo. It also said that it grows to about 5' so then I thought, too small to be basjoo. The pic on the package shows a dark red stem. A few years back I had grown these banana seeds and at 4' tall, the entire plant was still a light green...no red stem. Any ideas of what it could really be? http://www.mckenzieseeds.com/English...php3?ID=100123
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Re: What is musa ensete...(link)
Musa ensete is a synonym for Ensete ventricosum. Too bad it is still used, as it is a confusing name.
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