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Originally Posted by JaredZone9a
Yes, I’m more of a ground guy I’d say although I’m not opposed to pots. That’s great to hear that the plants will survive the winters. My goal is to get one as far as I can till this September and the cut and winterize the stem. Hopefully having a good head start next spring and getting the plants to fruit mid to late summer. :-)
Of course taking guidance for all you pros. :-)
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I don’t know your microclimate, but assume you will be fine without cutting and winterizing the pseudostem.
Probably you will have a bunch of pups before the winter. A thought is to pot those up as a backup and let the main plant be. If necessary, you can try to wrap the main plant in Agribon frost cloth, but overall trimming it without a severe threat of cold damage will make it harder to recover in the spring.