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Originally Posted by JP
Namaste! How deep did you plant the corm? Did you add sand to the soil? If it's too deep or if the soil retains too much water, this could happen. How long ago did you plant it? Where exactly do you live? Knowing that will help us help you. If you add your location, we will know the climate where you live. Climate plays a large role in banana cultivation...
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Thanks, JP!! Namaste to you too
The soil mix is: garden soil + cow manure + compost. Soil seems moist, but not wet (both soil mix and moisture content seem to work for all other plants, so I guess will work well here too). I have not added sand....might this be an issue? I transplanted exactly a week ago.
How deep did I plant it? I'd say about 9-12 inches deep.
Climate where I live is perfect - Southern India (currently 70-90 degrees Faranheit). Winters don't drop below 60 Faranheit. Bananas are grown widely here all through the year, so climate shouldn't be an issue.
Thanks again, JP!