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kstmommy · 04-26-2016, 02:26 PM

Thanks Kat, I have them in a spare room I use for plants and have a little bit of light on them. I watered gently, but they're still super super dry because I used quite a bit of peat when originally potting them.

I updated my location. I am impatient, so I pulled a couple of the really bad looking ones out carefully and they're totally gone. I'm afraid to touch the ones that show signs of life. It's still a little chilly at night, low 50's, but some 40's still, so I think it's a little early to put them out in the shade. I just don't want to be doing the wrong thing and make the ones that are viable, even worse.

I was so consumed with everyone's advice about using peat, that now they're so dry, they're not re-hydrating well.

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kstmommy Location: Elkhart, Indiana Zone: 6 Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 14 BananaBucks : 8,007 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 38 Times Was Thanked 19 Times in 11 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 1 Times	Re: Brought the bananas up from the basement.. HELP! Thanks Kat, I have them in a spare room I use for plants and have a little bit of light on them. I watered gently, but they're still super super dry because I used quite a bit of peat when originally potting them. I updated my location. I am impatient, so I pulled a couple of the really bad looking ones out carefully and they're totally gone. I'm afraid to touch the ones that show signs of life. It's still a little chilly at night, low 50's, but some 40's still, so I think it's a little early to put them out in the shade. I just don't want to be doing the wrong thing and make the ones that are viable, even worse. I was so consumed with everyone's advice about using peat, that now they're so dry, they're not re-hydrating well.