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Banana help (Los Angeles)
My bananas’ leaves started yellowing and folding down and I don’t know why.
I included a soil test and already applied fertilizer and foliar feeding since the test. I gave them extra water yesterday but no difference. Located in the San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles) Any suggestions?    |
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Re: Banana help (Los Angeles)
Most likely need more water. Plus, this is partly a natural response to our warmer weather
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Re: Banana help (Los Angeles)
I believe it is pretty agreed upon that they need 200-300 gallons per month. Mulching makes a big difference retaining water too.
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