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06-11-2015, 10:37 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Dog Aftermath
So this is what's left of the Saba after my dog got it. If you look it's still pushing a leaf but it's sending one out of its side as well. What do I do ? Chop it so it can get a fresh start ?
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06-11-2015, 11:24 PM | #2 (permalink) |
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Re: Dog Aftermath
Lower leaves always die so I'd leave the p stem alone; it should recover nicely unless attacked again. Personally I would take a rolled up newspaper to the pup and tell him "NO, NO, NO!"
Or... Simply explain why you want him to leave your plant alone. A stray cat came to stay with us in Ohio. Mac was a sweet lady but quite a hunter. The 1st time I took new baby chicks outside to bask in the sun, she eyed them hungrily. "Mac, those are Mommy's; you can't eat them." Did I believe she understood? Not really. But 2 months later she was a trusted member of the menagerie. Oh and whenever she found a baby bird that had fallen from its nest she let us know quite loudly!
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Re: Dog Aftermath
I just don't understand the growth out of the side. I want a real nanner tree not some sideshow act. Lol
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Re: Dog Aftermath
I' d say cut it. And why not cutting some of these delicious chickens too! Sorry Kat2, I just can't resist!
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Re: Dog Aftermath
If you mean the lower leaf is busting out of the pstem or choking, you will most likely have to cut it. I had an Orinoco I put back out this spring that did not push a new leaf, finally the sides of the pstem started bulging and splitting so I cut into it and about 3 new leaves busted out that had gotten backed up.
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Lol, I was doing an experiment with storing the trunks under the house, and thats the only one I left a leaf on, and its the only one that choked lol, Raja Puri chokes if you just look at it lol.
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Re: Dog Aftermath
This why I have cats.
I'd leave the stem alone, just like it's a transplant. As Kat2 pointed out, the leaves die off anyway, so you're not losing anything you wouldn't have anyway.
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