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10 seeds- of this banana Ensete Kluay Pa is a Ensete species from Thailand. It is a very compact plant, with short, broad, leaves that form a thick trunk. The leaf midribs are reddish below and yellowish above. It has large maroon bracts and produces a bunch of fruits with black seeds. The Kluay Pa banana will adapt well to both warm temperate and tropical climates and is hardy in zones 9-11. It needs full sun, lots of water and good drainage.
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seeds of this Musa manni or Dwarf Indian banana. This dwarf, two - four feet musa is very hard to find. The oblong glossy green leaves have a red/burgandy rib. A good pot plant for cooler climates.
Manni or Dwarf Indian banana
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seeds of this Very Rare and very easy to grow Musa Muluensis or Mulu Banana. This spectacular banana from the lowlands in Sarawak on the Island of Borneo produces clustering pseudostems to about 13 ft. tall. The arching inflorescence holds about 6 hands of finger-long fruits and a pendulous red or brownish male bud. Closely related to M. textilis, it does best with tropical conditions but is unknown in cultivation so far.
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10 seeds- of this beautiful and very easy to grow Chinese Yellow Banana or Musella Lasiocarpa that is hardy to zones 7-11 and can be planted outside with lots of mulch and frost protection. Once thought to be almost extinct, there are many of them growing now around the world. Outside it needs to be fertilized with slow release fertilizer and kept in full sun. This fast grower doesn't grow much taller than 8 feet. I have had mine for four years and it hasn't grown more than five feet. It has beautiful pest free foliage and a reddish midrib running down the leaf. The flowers are huge golden blossoming formations. This easy to grow plant is very good in containers also. The seeds need to be soaked for 24 hrs and then sown 1 deep and kept at 68 - 77 degrees with light. These can take anywhere from 8 weeks to 4 months to germinate.
Lasiocarpa or Chinese Yellow Banana
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seeds of this beautiful and very easy to grow Musa laterita. Although the plant has a strong general resemblance to Musa ornata, while it hybridises with it, it does not show a strong genetic affinity with that species. This plant suckers freely but, unlike most Musa, the suckers are borne at the end of long rhizomes. Hardy in zones 9 and above.
Laterita
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seeds of this beautiful and very easy to grow Musa nagensium is a species of the genus Musa, found in North-east India. The main charactoristics of this plant is it's slender pseudostem. Hardy in zones 7 and above.
Nagensium
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seeds of this beautiful RARE Musa Ornata orange flowered variety. Very small plants that seem to take forever to put on any growth, but well worth the wait. Originally from India this 5 foot plant is hardy to zones 9-11. It can benefit from slow release fertilizer and fish emulsion and kept in full sun. It has beautiful pestfree foliage and a maroon/orangish midrib running down the 2 foot leaf. The seeds need to be soaked for 24 hrs and then sown 1" deep and kept at 72 - 80 degrees with light. These can take anywhere from 8 weeks to 4 months to germinate.
Ornata orange flowered
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seeds of this beautiful and very easy to grow Musa Ornata. A cultivated form of ornata with excellent pink to purple flower colors that produces large lavender to pink blooms which open up as the flower matures. Foliage has a blush tinge to the green leaves and adds a colorful tropical touch to any garden! All Ornata hybrids are rather tender. They need a warm space with plenty of light to flower.
Ornata (pink flower)
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seeds of Musa paradisiace when fully grown, the stem reaches a height of 10 - to 30 feet. Only female flowers develop into a banana fruit that vary in length from about 4 - 12 inches. The average weight of a bunch is about 25 lbs. The unripe fruit of banana, rich in starch, is cooked as food or dried and ground into flour. The fruit of the plantain (cooking banana) is larger, coarser and less sweet than the kinds that are eaten raw The seeds need to be soaked for 24 hrs and then sown 1" deep and kept at 68 - 77 degrees with light. These can take anywhere from 8 weeks to 4 months to germinate.
paradisiace
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10 seeds- of this beautiful and very easy to grow tropical Musa Velvutina or Pink Velvet Banana. Hardy in zones 7-11 and can be planted outside with lots of mulch and frost protection where it needs to be fertilized with slow release fertilizer and kept in full sun. This fast grower doesn't reach grow much taller that 5 feet. I have had mine for five years and none have grown more than five feet. It has beautiful pest free foliage and a burgundy midrib running down the leaf. The flowers are hot pink and the bananas that follow are a beautiful bright pink also. When the inedible fruit totally opens it appears to be a large group of lilies when the banana peels fold back, its quite a sight. This is also a very good house plant in containers and one of the few bananas that will blossom inside. The seeds need to be soaked for 24 hrs and then sown 1 deep and kept at 68 - 77 degrees with light. These can take anywhere from 8 weeks to 4 months to germinate.
Pink Velvet Banana
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10 seeds- of this beautiful and very easy to grow Musa Royal Purple Banana. Hardy to zones 7-11 and can be planted outside with lots of mulch and frost protection. Outside it needs to be fertilized with slow release fertilizer and kept in full sun. I have had mine for three years and it hasn't grown more than six feet. It has beautiful pestfree foliage. This easy to grow plant is very good in containers also. The seeds need to be soaked for 24 hrs and then sown 1 deep and kept at 68 - 77 degrees with light.
Royal Purple Banana
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seeds of this Very Rare and very easy to grow Musa Schizocarpa self Splitting Banana A large, wild banana from moderate altitudes in the rainforests of New Guinea. The bracts of the inflorescence are green and are in a large bunch of green fruits that split open as they ripen, revealing a white fruit with a small, angled seeds. It is one of a few species that are schizocarpic or dehiscent-fruited with self-splitting and peeling fruit. It is unknown in cultivation but would make a nice ornamental for the tropics.
Schizocarpa (Self Splitting)
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10 seeds- of this beautiful and very easy to grow tropical Musa siamensis or Thai Gold. This Musa species has only recently been introduced to the horticultural scene and it is still rare. Originating from the south of Thailand it is related to Musa laterita. The plant has also been named Thai Gold in the USA and has wrongly been described as a form of Musa ornata. Musa siamensis has a beautiful upright yellow inflorescence - a rare color among the Musa family. It grows 6' to 9' high in full sun to slight shade. Hardy in zones 9-11 and just loved the sun. The seeds need to be soaked for 24 hrs and then sown 1 deep and kept at 68 - 77 degrees with light. These can take anywhere from 8 weeks to 4 months to germinate.
Siamensis - Thai Gold
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seeds of this beautiful and very easy to grow banana Musa Sikkimensis Manipur or hardy Mountain Banana. Hardy to zones 7-11 and can be planted outside with lots of mulch and frost protection. Although very similar to Red Flash and Red Tiger, this variety is said to have more red markings on the leaves. These seeds can take anywhere from 8 weeks to 4 months to germinate.
Musa Sikkimensis Manipur
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10 seeds- of this Musa sikkimensis Red Flash. A gorgeous ornamental banana with dark red blotches on the top of leaves, the underside of leaves are deep maroon. They are claimed to be hardy in zones 8-11 but I have yet to leave mine out in zone 8 during the winter so I'm not sure about this.
sikkimensis Red Flash

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10 seeds of this beautiful and very easy to grow sikkimensis Red Tiger 10 seeds of this beautiful and very easy to grow . This banana has all of the positive attributes of the sikkimensis but has these beautiful red markings and is also hardy to zones 8-11. Can be planted outside with lots of mulch and frost protection. Outside it needs to be fertilized with slow release fertilizer and kept in full sun. This fast grower reaches to 14 feet with an 18 inch trunk diameter. It has beautiful pestfree foliage and a burgandy and green variegation covering the whole leaf. This easy to grow plant is very good in containers also. The seeds need to be soaked for 24 hrs and then sown 1 deep and kept at 68-77 degrees with light. These can take anywhere from 8 weeks to 4 months to germinate. Feel free to visit my flower garden gallery.
sikkimensis Red Tiger

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10 seeds of this banana Ensete superbum also known as rock banana; a great addition to any tropical garden The leaves are bright green on both sides, 5 ft. long, 1 ft. broad. The bracts are dark brown-red reaching 1 ft. in length. The fruits are 3 in. long, 1 diameter triangular in shape and contain lots of dark brown seeds. The plant dies down to an underground corm in the winter and forms new leaves for the next season. Feel free to visit my flower garden gallery.
Superbum - Rock Banana

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