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Foreverlad · 10-21-2012, 08:10 PM

Thanks LilRaverBoi.

I don't know about Lowes in other regions, but here in my part of Florida, Lowes is more likely to mark down product and get rid of it than do anything beneficial, outside of watering it.

Both sets of Basjoo has the same tag and initial price, so I do believe they're the right product, but it's like a set of twins were separated at birth, growing up to be very different from one another. Danny DeVito was marked down. Arnold Schwarzenegger is still full priced lol.

The pupping plants I purchased all had thinner, pointier leaves, while the "healthier", thicker Pstemmed solo basjoos I didn't purchase seemed to have broader leaves, matching my TC plants.

Having been (mostly) separated and put into a healthy bed, I'm curious to see how much change might come to these plants. Probably won't see real change under spring, but it's certainly something to look forward to.

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Foreverlad Location: Pinellas County, Florida Find me on the map! Zone: 9b Name: Mike Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 46 BananaBucks : 18,002 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 65 Times Was Thanked 64 Times in 35 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 8 Times	Re: Why Do Banana Plants Pup? Thanks LilRaverBoi. I don't know about Lowes in other regions, but here in my part of Florida, Lowes is more likely to mark down product and get rid of it than do anything beneficial, outside of watering it. Both sets of Basjoo has the same tag and initial price, so I do believe they're the right product, but it's like a set of twins were separated at birth, growing up to be very different from one another. Danny DeVito was marked down. Arnold Schwarzenegger is still full priced lol. The pupping plants I purchased all had thinner, pointier leaves, while the "healthier", thicker Pstemmed solo basjoos I didn't purchase seemed to have broader leaves, matching my TC plants. Having been (mostly) separated and put into a healthy bed, I'm curious to see how much change might come to these plants. Probably won't see real change under spring, but it's certainly something to look forward to.