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Originally Posted by souljah
hi!
i hope this pics are better now. if not i will take some more of course.
the pot has a diameter of 45cm / 17,7 inch and has a height of 36 cm / 14,1 inch.
i just changed the soil today. i put some clay pieces and sand on the bottom and then filled it up with regular soil.
sry i dont know why the pics turn sideways. in my pdfs they are upright. sorry for that! |
Regular soil is risky if you grow in pots indoors. It keeps too much moisture. I do my own mixes and always put at least 40% coarse sand in the mix. My nanners do great with that ratio. It drains well.
Your pot seems to be way too small for a nanner that size.
I'd put on some lights for sure and start thinking about fertilization.
Plants don't like when we move them so with time and a bit of care, it should be fine.