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banana update
Here is the latest pic of my banana. Just wondering why old leaves die. If you look at the back leaf, it's also now showing brown spots and will soon become like the one in front. Is it normal?
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Re: banana update
Looking good, Neil !!!!
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Re: banana update
Our Basjoos (Yours and mine) are having the same problem...
 No, that sword sucker is not from those Basjoo...it is from my neighbor's and I am trying to make it grow. Still hoping... |
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Re: banana update
Neil,
Yes, it's normal for your banana's leaves to eventually turn brown and die; just like all plants eventually lose their leaves. They only last so long. As long as they aren't all turning yellow at once, it's just the normal process. |
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Re: banana update
Awesome! That makes me feel very comfortable.
Oh, I noticed that the leaves that are dying are the ones without the red lines in the middle. Thanks!  |
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Re: banana update
The red lines fade after time.
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