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![]() MANN!! every spring i check on my newly planted musa basjoo its half rotten!! how do i keep it from dieing>?and rotting?
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![]() there in a large pot on my screened in porch
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![]() Keep it on the dry side, if you're in Zone 8b and you're keeping it in a covered porch. At the same time, don't let it dry out completely. The problem with keeping it in a pot is that the soil in the pot is subject to freezing. Or rather, the water in the soil will be subject to freezing when the temps go below 32°F for extended periods. One way to keep the soil from freezing is to provide an enclosure around the pot and put Christmas tree lights between the pot and the enclosure.
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![]() thanx but it dont frost on my screen porch cuzz the overhang and coastal winds
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![]() Even if frost doesn't form in your porch, if the temperature in the immediate area of the porch stays below 32°F over an extended period, the soil will freeze. You should try placing a shallow tray of water (1/8-inch deep) next to the pot where your banana is, and you will see that the water will freeze after a few hours of below 32°F temperature.
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