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Apple banana need help
2 weeks ago i potted my apple banana in a 30 gallon pot and i done the same for my prayinghands and moved them under shade to slow the down before i bring them in my house for the winter yesterday the apple as took off again with no sun or water the praying hands is just sitting there im going to keep them out as long as i can at least until it gets in the 40 at night do you guys think my apple will slow down when we have some cool nights.
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Re: Apple banana need help
Yup. A week with nights below 50 F should do it.
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Re: Apple banana need help
Moving to the shade possibly made the plant stretch for more light. I notice the yellowing and brown spots before the plants slow dow much. Cold and wet nights do it for me.
I'd keep them in full sun each day and move to shelter at night if possible.
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