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WildernessGreen · 06-09-2024, 04:43 PM

Well, I spent some time going through my corms in sand, using the hourglass and wiggle slightly method, and there appears to be ZERO rot on any of them. They are just sitting there, enjoying their "day on the beach".....er I mean warm summer sand.........and aren't rotting, and are still alive. A couple of the Florida's showed some new white roots, and also a Veinte Cohol has some new roots. I'm still in the game! woo hoo!

While in my experience, with all my musa, "4 weeks" seems to be the sweet point for new growth, be it corms, or just shipped in pups.......I am hoping/feeling like I am gonna see "some action" soon........stay tuned........

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WildernessGreen Location: Northern New Mexico, USA Find me on the map! Join Date: Jun 2019 Posts: 81 BananaBucks : 15,139 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 63 Times Was Thanked 114 Times in 45 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 0 Times	Re: Experimenting with creating filtered coarse sand for corms Well, I spent some time going through my corms in sand, using the hourglass and wiggle slightly method, and there appears to be ZERO rot on any of them. They are just sitting there, enjoying their "day on the beach".....er I mean warm summer sand.........and aren't rotting, and are still alive. A couple of the Florida's showed some new white roots, and also a Veinte Cohol has some new roots. I'm still in the game! woo hoo! While in my experience, with all my musa, "4 weeks" seems to be the sweet point for new growth, be it corms, or just shipped in pups.......I am hoping/feeling like I am gonna see "some action" soon........stay tuned........