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bigdog · 09-05-2006, 11:14 PM

Old thread...same problem! Although for me, my orinocos don't exhibit this behavior. Only my sweehearts (which have been doing it all year long), Raja Puri (not every leaf), and now my musa cheesmani is exhibiting this trait. I have adequate drainage, acidic soils, and haven't fertilized in a month or more on those plants.

The sweethearts are unique in that every leaf curls. I'll try to get a pic soon to post. I really didn't want to see it on my musa cheesmani.

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