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Dwarf Red Problems
Hi all, I took all of my potted bananas out of the greenhouse about 2-3 weeks ago to help them out of dormancy. My 3 gallon dwarf red wasn't looking so good and I noticed last night that it choked about halfway up the stem. I've never had this happen, so should I cut it back, leave it, adjust watering, etc? Thanks,
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Well that would explain it! So should I just leave it alone?
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Re: Dwarf Red Problems
I would cut it back a inch or 2 below the spot. With the weather we've been having it should push in no time
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