06-12-2011, 07:04 PM
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Re: Time to separate the pups for the Spring
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Originally Posted by ladyflyfsh
Hi everyone,
My banana plants didn't handle the winter too well here in Sarasota, FL and they really died back so I cut the main stem on the two red ones (don't know variety..got them from a neighbor down the road) and they have set out several plants where there used to be just one. The tallest one now might be about 2.5 feet high or so.
The largest most mature one is the dwarf Namwah which died way back but I did not cut it. Here is what it looked like after the frost damage:
Now it has two pups that are growing and I have a predicament. I feel like they should be separated but my right hand is in a cast right now post thumb surgery and I am unable to accomplish this right now, not to mention it is super hot and dry right now. Is it ok to leave these as they are or am I doing more harm than good by leaving them this way? These photos shot just now.
Can anyone help me ID the red plants? I have one other dwarf namwah and a couple of Musa rajapuri (came two plants in one pot) should I separate them or leave them?
Thanks,
Mary
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No problem leaving the pups as they are.
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