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bengal tiger question....

17 years ago

Hi - I have the really dark leaf almost black

cannas and the striped bengal tiger cannas.

I was curious as to why the drk leaf multiplies

really well but the b. tiger is really slow to multiply???

Is there any reason for this?

All advice greatly appreciated. Please email me.

Thank you. tina_2

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siam_cannas
17 years ago
Hi tina,
Different varieties of cannas have different rates or multipling/ tillering. My bengal tiger does not mutiply as quickly as other varieties of cannas that i grow. its just how they are.
Siam.
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