Do We Really Need To Bury The Corm ? ;)
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It's really impressive! They are really tuff... just hope i have the same experience with my banana plants!
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ED
Just wondering... Is it safe to plant naner trees that close to the fence bordering your neighbors yard? When I picked up pups from momoese, he told me that he had to occasionally go over to his neighbors yard to dig pups or if not, the corm will/have uprooted the fence. I know some varieties pup profusely. Any insights on the matter? Thanx! |
Re: Do We Really Need To Bury The Corm ? ;)
No im not growing that corm there, I haven't find any one to give them away to , I don;t want to throw them away in the trash, So they will remain there temporarily.
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Re: Do We Really Need To Bury The Corm ? ;)
There is nothing strange or impressive about that. The same thing will happen, if you
drop a potato or any other bulb or rhizome there. With a banana i would be concerned, that it might not be well enough rooted to withstand a hefty breeze, when it grows up :) |
Re: Do We Really Need To Bury The Corm ? ;)
The corm was left there after i dug it up & forgot to throw it away, was eliminating Orionoco from my garden..
Thanks Ed |
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Had this happen with a Musa Zebrina corm that I thought had died, sat in my greenhouse in 120 degree temps totally dry for about 5 months, then I noticed it had live sprouts, pretty amazing they are so tough, but cold is a different story lol
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