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Can this be saved
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 [/IMG]New here with a question about this little guy. So this sprouted from one of my bigger trees so we broke it off and put it in a pot with organic potting soil. After about 2 weeks it started to look like this so I pulled it out and stuck it in the ground. Is it worth saving with the bottom of the stem looking like that. Before I put it in the ground I hosed off the roots and everything then placed it in the ground with some fertilizer. Thanks for any help |
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Re: Can this be saved
The plant looks Ok. Leave it alone and be careful not to water to much. soggy ground or standing water is not what you want.
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Re: Can this be saved
If that black area is mushy to your touch it is bad news.
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Yeah it was mushy but after I put it in the ground it dried up. I figured it was bad news but the top leaf keep opening up and getting bigger. The roots were white and hard, not black or brown.
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Re: Can this be saved
looks like tape at the bottom of the plant. where dost thy hale o noble banana plantation owner. general vicinity will work, state? country, zone?
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Here are my other 3
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You has been reported to the forum management!......
Like Arnorld "The Terminator" said "hasta la vista baby!"  
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