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Small leaves
So i got a little tissue culture banana from wellspring and i potted it poorly and it was not happy and not growing. The pot got knocked over and i had to repot it. It got happy and started growing and is growing rapidly but it's putting up real small leaves that barely look like banana. Like little pointed ovals
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Re: Small leaves
OK. Small plant. Not happy. Small leaves. If it's a small plant I wouldn't put it in full sun. Personally I like to keep something like that inside where I can watch it until it recovers, and starts growing. Then as it grows, up-pot it and put in partial shade, still watching it. Then gradually introduce more sun. At least, that's what I do.
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