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brown spots on pstem
Most of the bananas I potted up last week have brown spots on pstem. Is this normal? Or is there some problem? If there is a problem, what might be the cause? the solution?
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Re: brown spots on pstem
I'm pretty sure that's normal. If you have large brown mushy areas, it might be rot, but that looks fine from the pics. I wouldn't worry about it.
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Re: brown spots on pstem
All normal.
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Re: brown spots on pstem
Thanks.
I didn't think there was a problem, but I wanted to make sure. aaron
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