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Originally Posted by Kanana
I bought 2 Dwarf Iholena banana plants from SDDarkman back in March of '18. During the summer it tipped over and started growing up, so now that I repotted it, it's almost at a right angle. Should I cut off the P-stem for a new one to grow out normal and straight, or leave it as is and face the tops of the leaves towards the west, so the stem will slowly grow towards the east, searching for the sun? Thanks.
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I have had that happen before while on vacation.
What a conundrum I was in.
Here is a thread and link which can help with your bent stem.
Pick and choose what can help your situation.
Just reposition(replant) your plant in a new vertical position.
You will be turning your plant to almost a right angle....but your young plant will sort itself out in no time.
Larger diameter plants take little longer.
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Bent Pstem. follow the thread.
Here are some photos of the conundrum I had.
Bent P-stems
Good luck!!