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BB73 · 03-28-2010, 06:33 AM

Also in Greece, the death toll has been high.
But I must admit, that I had all bananas outside in pots, covered only for a few days when it got really cold.
I think most of them died, or seem to be dead because of rot. I'll leave them without pstem for a few more weeks and hope to see new growth. But they were quite little when I purchased them in autumn.
So far the list of dead ones:
- Dwarf Cavendish
- Dwarf Red
- Gran Nain
- Kru
- Praying Hands

All the others showed quite good activity the last days. Basjoo, Ice Cream, Rajapuri and Itinerans gigantea have developed a new leave and more are coming. My Ae Ae (which i had indoors) is also pushing a new leave and it'll unfold maybe tomorrow.
Good Luck to everybody, now that spring is here or very close!

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BB73 BB73's Photo Gallery Location: Thessaloniki/Greece Find me on the map! Zone: 9a Name: Bernd Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 370 BananaBucks : 70,400 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 228 Times Was Thanked 419 Times in 159 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 56 Times	Re: Lost during winter RIP Also in Greece, the death toll has been high. But I must admit, that I had all bananas outside in pots, covered only for a few days when it got really cold. I think most of them died, or seem to be dead because of rot. I'll leave them without pstem for a few more weeks and hope to see new growth. But they were quite little when I purchased them in autumn. So far the list of dead ones: - Dwarf Cavendish - Dwarf Red - Gran Nain - Kru - Praying Hands All the others showed quite good activity the last days. Basjoo, Ice Cream, Rajapuri and Itinerans gigantea have developed a new leave and more are coming. My Ae Ae (which i had indoors) is also pushing a new leave and it'll unfold maybe tomorrow. Good Luck to everybody, now that spring is here or very close!