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Looking good! Congratulations on your new plant.
Hope it will grow and fruit fast for you. |
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Holy cow she's huge! So nice to see her already potted and getting settled.
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Yes... She is much larger than I expected she would be... I'll give her a few days and find her a better home...
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Looking Good !...
Would like one of those real BJ... Mine turned out to be Namwah.. |
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Best guy ever! Looks like it'll be taking off soon!
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Its growing and still being a bit weird. But it has the LONGEST cigar curls when it puts out a new leaf. Crazy awesome. Still loving my Ox.
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freight - surely they don't have priority boxes that large? I'm interested cause I might need to ship a larger pup sometimes. ![]()
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Yes, Jose, it was in a Priority Mail box...
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Two and a half months... No noticeable growth and no real regression... I've had to bring her in for the winter... Not sure what will happen next...
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i would probably take a look at the roots but I will leave that advice to those that pot their nanas. ![]() ![]()
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When I received my BJ from I think Merc3 sorry can't remember, but what I did was cut the pup down to the corm & potted her up, It grew pretty fast , I think she's a winner !
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If I remember it right, this pup had a huge corm and root mass. Those Blue Java pups grow really fast in the ground and I bet you, it does not like the small pot.
I rarely plant in pots, but if so, it takes a while for the pup to take off. Where did you keep the pot, how were the temperature, light and water conditions? Check your soil for signs of overwatering. Hey Ed: your Blue Java came from California ![]() |
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The Gros Michel, DCs, Black Thai, and others are all thriving... I am not too worried about it... It will awaken soon...
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In my experience it should roughly take a new potted banana,4 to 6 weeks before a new roller should start pushing out depending on conditions, if not its probably putting energy into a new pup, or its unlikely to make it, otherwise corm rot.
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Hey that's right Thank you man ! she is doing fantastic its growing at a rapid pace , I cut her down to the corm & it worked out well for me , its in a pot Until next spring I want to make sure she will survive this winter in the green house ![]() Thanks again ! |
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This makes me think that the corm and the roots are still doing their thing... I was just hoping for at least one new leaf before I brought her inside for the winter... I chopped about 4 inches of the top after my post a few hours ago... I found a new cigar there... I am still very hopeful...
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good luck
I read once the best thing to do if you see no changes is waiting. I got that with my SDC.. I cut the pup myself at my brothers.. it took nearly a month till it took off.. So good luck ![]() |
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Ed & TJ, both gave you excellent advice.
10 weeks... I wait about 10 days to check for root growth, this gives me the opportunity to be proactive. Tilt the pot and move some of the soil away using a small brush. SH-3640 May-21 SH-3640 June-1
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