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Murano has contributed to 2 posts out of 2610 total posts
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20 Most recent posts:
Banana Growing tips- How to grow banana. »
Sub-arctic banana Jul 29, 2006 01:14 AM
(Total replies: 2)
Thank you so much, Kahoa. The tips you gave me are most helpful. I now feel so much more confident with my new plant. It hadn't even occured to me that I could put it outside so now I'll try. Since the temperature sometimes drops to as much as - 40 C/F I'll definitely bring my plant in for the winter. Merci beaucoup.
Banana Growing tips- How to grow banana. »
Sub-arctic banana Jul 26, 2006 11:39 PM
(Total replies: 2)
I live where the winters are very cold and picked up a six-inch banana tree in a grocery store a few weeks ago. It has been growing beautifully. I'm thrilled with it. I have these questions, which I wonder if some kind person would not mind answering: 1. What are the little shoots that are starting to grow in the soil next to the main plant? Should I cut them off? Replant them? If I leave them, will they drain energy from the main plant? 2. Should I be storing the plant somewhere for the winter? If so, where and how? What would happen if I just left it where it is by the window? Thnaks so much. |
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