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magicgreen · 01-03-2008, 04:10 PM

Cookiecow iam so glad you posted this thread! When i first brought the bananas inside for the winter, i did notice that the leaves did drip water! And i would look and wonder where it was coming from.
Thanks to bananaman i know!
But iam still afraid of getting the rotten corm thing if i water too much!
They seem to do all right with ABOUT once a month water. Wilst not growing, they arent dying either.
They still have 4 to 5ft of growth on them in the basement.
Meanwhile the saba i have ,has started to grow in a br, that is not as warm as my bathroom. But it is in a southwest window. Not as big as mskitty, but growing slowly.
My Orinoco is still just sitting there! Its not dying{good sign} but just sitting there! On to more research-----------------------Magicgreen

01-03-2008, 04:10 PM	#12 (permalink)
magicgreen magicgreen's Photo Gallery Location: cincinnati OH. Z6 Find me on the map! Zone: Z6 Name: Lynn Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 840 BananaBucks : 17,429 Feedback: 8 / 100% Said "Thanks" 422 Times Was Thanked 208 Times in 141 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 124 Times	Re: Dripping leaves Cookiecow iam so glad you posted this thread! When i first brought the bananas inside for the winter, i did notice that the leaves did drip water! And i would look and wonder where it was coming from. Thanks to bananaman i know! But iam still afraid of getting the rotten corm thing if i water too much! They seem to do all right with ABOUT once a month water. Wilst not growing, they arent dying either. They still have 4 to 5ft of growth on them in the basement. Meanwhile the saba i have ,has started to grow in a br, that is not as warm as my bathroom. But it is in a southwest window. Not as big as mskitty, but growing slowly. My Orinoco is still just sitting there! Its not dying{good sign} but just sitting there! On to more research-----------------------Magicgreen __________________ (Started growing bananas July 2007) (Zone 6)