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Musa Ensete help please
Hello,
I was given a Musa Ensete plant as a gift and am desperately trying to keep it alive through the upcoming winter. I live in an apartment with the main window facing North. I don't have anyplace to keep it, except for my living room, or a back room. So far, I have moved it indoors to protect it from the cold, but would like to know what I need to do to keep it alive through the winter. Thank you. |
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