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Musa "pups"
I have noticed the new leaves coming from my Musa look great for a few days and then quickly dry out and wilt. There are many "pups" at the bottom of my plant. Are they taking energy from the plant? Should they be removed? Are the leaved wilting and drying out a sign of underwatering, overwatering, underfertilizing, nutrient deficiency?????
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Re: Musa "pups"
Welcome aboard, Tom. Is your Musa in the ground or in a pot? How old is it? Full sun? Have you been fertlizing? What's your watering schedule? Where are you located? Can you take a picture and post it? Answering even a few of these questions will help us help you.
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