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Tissue culture Ensente (ID please)
Hi I got this bananas and maybe its ensente glaucam. anyone can help ID this one? and its pups has been tc now.
this is first time i did tc ensente. does anyone ever try it?   regards 
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Re: Tissue culture Ensente (ID please)
Way to Go novi!!! i am learning from the best!
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Re: Tissue culture Ensente (ID please)
It definitely looks like E. Glaucum from the pic presented.
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Re: Tissue culture Ensente (ID please)
Yes, that is E. glaucum, but how did you get pups? Do you mean seedlings perhaps? Do you have any photos of the plants you started out with?
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i a also confious. i get pup. its beside its mother plant. does ensente doesnot have pups right? propagted only from seeds?
 thats photo plant i got. its big enough but stiil small compared its mom beside it. not faster like other Musa, but this ensente looks growth 
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Re: Tissue culture Ensente (ID please)
Very cool picture showing the rare ensete "pup" Novi.. There have been posts here in the past showing how ensetes will sometimes produce pups due to stress such as the parent plants psuedostem being cut down. I had one such E. maurelii pup that in fact had its own small pup. I'm not sure if this was from the initial cutting of the mother plant or otherwise. In any case it seems stress may induce pupping of the Ensetes. Maybe flowering had induced this stress in your plant and that's how it would have regenerated itself in nature?Thanks for posting the picture.
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Re: Tissue culture Ensente (ID please)
I have glaucum with pups here.
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