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Dwarf brazilian tissue cultures
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For sure you have read this topic : Mini-super-hyper-dwarf ? - Bananas.org You can see the plants we are speaking about following the above link. Can members who had already seen TC of dwarf brazilian confirm the possibility for those plants to be DB ? Thanks a lot. Phil
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Re: Dwarf brazilian tissue cultures
Those 2 plants look like my little DB did a couple of months ago.
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