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Do yall know what this is?

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Tropicana banana I think 

Jonathan

Katy, TX (Zone 9a)

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It might be a Dwarf Cavendish, sometimes they have reddish markings when they are young.  There are some other types like Sikkimensis, Siam Red, and Zebrina or Rojo.

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1 hour ago, Merlyn said:

It might be a Dwarf Cavendish, sometimes they have reddish markings when they are young.  There are some other types like Sikkimensis, Siam Red, and Zebrina or Rojo.

wonder why this was labeled musa basjoo then

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@DTS1 there was a thread on here a few weeks ago about reddish coloring on small bananas. 

Small bananas, especially when grown from tissue cultured culms, sometimes have unusual coloring for the first few leaves.  I really don't know if Basjoo ever have reddish splotches.  If they fade and disappear in the next couple of leaves then you'll be able to tell what type it is. 

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