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HAVE: Dwarf cavendish pup

18 years ago

Hi, I have a pup of Dwarf Cavendish I'd like to trade for musa basjoo or Darjeeling banana. plmk if interested. Thank you.

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Comments (3)

btropical256
18 years ago
i have a musa basjoo pup i could trade for a dwarf cavendish.
plantcrazy5646
18 years ago
Would you trade for passiflora or plumeria?
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neo900
17 years ago
I also have a Musa Dwarf canvendish,
im also learning about growing banana trees i have 8 pups.
Also i have a mother banana tree which i got given a while back it grew a small pup i have no clue which one it is
im out to find as many banana trees and try to grow them as possible..
thz for your time

Neo900

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