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Overwinter Musa Basjoo
Apologize if this topic has already been covered. I started to grow my first banana this summer, Musa Basjoo. I am in CT, zone 5/6
I currently have the plant in a container and plan on bringing inside at least for this year. Last night, the temps got down to about 40. When should I bring this plant indoors? Also how do I prep it for winter storage? Planning to store in crawl space |
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Overwinter Are you able to keep the plant in a cool garage to keep it in a container? Actually , once the plant goes dormant you may put the whole thing container and all under the house. Won't fit ......cut it down, you will still be good. Last edited by cincinnana : 10-01-2017 at 08:21 PM. |
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