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Funkthulhu · 12-30-2013, 02:25 PM

If there is still no sign of growth (it's been 11 days since your initial post), you may want to seriously consider cutting back to the bend point. You'll probably want to have a close look at that spot, feel if it's gone soft, then start working your way down. You may be able to cut away the outside layers and be left with a relatively intact interior. Once freed it might shoot up. (but I suspect you may have to cut the whole Pstem all the way down to the bend)

Huzzah Pups! I can see at least three in the picture you posted!

12-30-2013, 02:25 PM	#9 (permalink)
Funkthulhu Laeti vescimur nos subact Location: Omaha, NE Find me on the map! Zone: 5b Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 223 BananaBucks : 25,589 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 163 Times Was Thanked 330 Times in 145 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 1 Times	Re: Damaged banana plant If there is still no sign of growth (it's been 11 days since your initial post), you may want to seriously consider cutting back to the bend point. You'll probably want to have a close look at that spot, feel if it's gone soft, then start working your way down. You may be able to cut away the outside layers and be left with a relatively intact interior. Once freed it might shoot up. (but I suspect you may have to cut the whole Pstem all the way down to the bend) Huzzah Pups! I can see at least three in the picture you posted! __________________ "Ph'nglui musaglw'nanna Funkthulhu R'Omahaea wgah'basjoo fhtagn" "In his house at Omaha, dread Funkthulhu plants bananas."