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Dwarf cavendish seprateing pup
I have a dwarf cavendish that is 5 foot from the bottem to the top of the p steam and it has a pup that is about 2 foot should i remove the pup or let it stay or will it delay the fruiting .
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Re: Dwarf cavendish seprateing pup
I'd leave it since you only have 1 pup on mother.
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Re: Dwarf cavendish seprateing pup
You are lucky you only have one pup. If I were you I'd leave it alone. I usually leave one to 3 pups to mom to perpetuate the fruiting stage.
I am not an expert but I don't think pups delay the fruiting stage of the mom. The fruiting stage is set I think in their DNA when. But I think the environmental temperature and plant nutrition delay the fruiting stage.
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Re: Dwarf cavendish seprateing pup
Thanks for the info i will leave the pup next year ive got so many banana plants right now its crazy.
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