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alpha010 · 12-01-2010, 06:08 AM

Jeffrey has the right idea, I get stuff like this frequently.......also, check the tips of other leaves to see if there is some really light webbing and look on the undersides of leaves for little white-ish/reddish/brownish moving particles and let us know what you find! Don't worry too much about the spot on the leaf, things like that will happen more often than you like. This time of year though, try to only water the little guys no more than once a week or when the soil is dry almost 2 inches deep. Bananas are succeptible to hidden rot (at least in a few of my experiences) and can turn bad quickly.
Always happy to pass on some of my experience to another nanner lover!

12-01-2010, 06:08 AM	#31 (permalink)
alpha010 Metal Nanners!! alpha010 's Photo Gallery Location: Mineral Ridge, Ohio Find me on the map! Zone: 6 on arborday 5b on USDA Name: Bob aka Shaggy Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 470 BananaBucks : 164,523 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 121 Times Was Thanked 238 Times in 148 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 11 Times	Re: Growing a Super Dwarf Cavendish Indoors Jeffrey has the right idea, I get stuff like this frequently.......also, check the tips of other leaves to see if there is some really light webbing and look on the undersides of leaves for little white-ish/reddish/brownish moving particles and let us know what you find! Don't worry too much about the spot on the leaf, things like that will happen more often than you like. This time of year though, try to only water the little guys no more than once a week or when the soil is dry almost 2 inches deep. Bananas are succeptible to hidden rot (at least in a few of my experiences) and can turn bad quickly. Always happy to pass on some of my experience to another nanner lover! __________________ LOL! My house doesnt exist on the member map! Get a little Love in your life. Jump in a Mosh Pit! The only place where every emotion one person can feel will join together and express all at once.