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Greetings, earthlings
I am chronos, leader of the monkey people!!
(If you watch Craig Ferguson, you'll know what I'm talking about ^_^) So yeah I'm literally chillin in region 7 in the US. All my balcony plants are indoors because of the winter season and there's not much room for most of them. This looks like a gigantic forum and I'm not sure where to start posting, so I'm open to suggestions. Yes, I DO have banana plants. At the moment I'm trying to figure out why my banana plants have brown splotches on some of their leaves and what I can do to remedy this, so any tips to the right forum to looks for explanations to this problem would be of great help to me. Thanks! |
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Re: Greetings, earthlings
Welcome Chronos!
Depending on the color intensity of the "brown" splotches, and whether they're dry splotches or soggy splotches. If they're medium brown and dry, they may have been underwatered at one time, then upon watering, managed to continue growing. If they are very dark, soggy brown, they may habe been over watered at one time. Very hard to say without pictures. So, please post some pictures of your "babies". Chong |
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02-19-2009, 09:10 AM
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Re: Greetings, earthlings
welcome to the org...
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02-19-2009, 10:45 AM
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Re: Greetings, earthlings
maybe you need to peel the monkeys off..then the brown spots are gone...lol!
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Re: Greetings, earthlings
welcome to the org.
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Re: Greetings, earthlings
Welcome Chronos from one zone 7 to another.
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