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06-29-2017, 03:01 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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Big banana sucker
In a few days a friend is going to remove a banana sucker with some size, about 2 meters high, what would be the procedure with a plant of this size?
I have to plant it right away or I should remove the leaves, I see that some people cut the stem, this would be necessary? I do not have much experience, I appreciate any advice. |
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Re: Big banana sucker
Just replant as soon as possible, water in well, and try not to damage the roots. Kept the roots moist if replanting is delayed a few days. Banana plant are tough.
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