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do you think this will continue growing?
This is the damaged musa that had too much fertilizer. I cut 2 leaves that were drooping and dying. So sad, can not wait to see new growth and the sooner the better. Advice was to cut all leaves back, didn't have the heart. I think the leaf on the left may have to be cut too. Should I have cut every single leaf? BK~
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Re: do you think this will continue growing?
off course it will regrow, just water it enough
 maybe the stem dies but if that happens you get new pups 
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Re: do you think this will continue growing?
Never give up! It will survive it just may take a little time. Just water for now. Red
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Re: do you think this will continue growing?
It doesn't look too bad to me, actually. I think it will be fine!
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Re: do you think this will continue growing?
Thanks all for the moral suport, I just love the little guy so much, I should'nt get so emotionaly involved. I will believe that there will be new growth to examine with microscopic care within the week!! I just want my banana to grow so bad. Maybe Lucinda Williams should get one and write a blusey song about it, remember her tune "I Just Want To See You So Bad? Sorry about the tangin, Thanks again everyone, especially the guy from Amsterdam. Warm, Tropical Wishes to All, BK~
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