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Musella Lasiocarpa Delimma
Ok, so I have this clump of musella planted at work. The largest stem is about to flower. The flower is barely showing from the pseudostem. This is the first flower in 4 years. Our area is going to have frost on Friday morning possibly. I would like to enjoy the bloom. I can't provide protection for the plant. Would it be too late to divide the clump and pot the largest stem to bring indoors? Should I just leave it and hope for a mild winter and wish for the bloom to open in the spring? What would you recommend banana experts? Thanks!
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10-23-2013, 09:57 AM
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Happy Growing 
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Re: Musella Lasiocarpa Delimma
I'd dig it up.. Pot it and hope for the best.. You leave it out you mise well forget it.. All for not.. yah know.. :^)
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