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Emergency! Sick Ensete Maurelii?? Z5
I have 3 ensete mauralii's, two of which are doing fine, but one looks really burned, with some areas of nearly transparent spots on the leaves. They all get full sun, are in huge pots with high quality soil, plenty of water and food as well. One of these, (not the ill one) is on her 3rd summer with me. She's over 13 ft tall, and is wonderfully healthy, dispite barely surviving the overwintering in my house. Anyway, HELP!!!!!
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Can you post a few photos so we can take a look for you?
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I don't have any photos of the sick one. Is there a thread about banana diseases here?
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I only have one plant and i cant get a good leaf....they have been burnning soon after they come out...I was tols excessive heat....
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Are they really burning or is that what it looks like? I don't know how only one of mine would be 'burning' when the other two are in the same sun, same everything....
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Good point, Mine come out and its mainly the tips that get brown and crunchy.
I do have a large upright elephant ear that got spots on them that were like rice paper...I assume it was the heat as well....do yours grow slow or quick? mine was about a foot tall in the spring (April) and is only about three foot now. |
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Do you have spider mites? they love ensete and they love hot dry weather.
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It seems to me it is having trouble adapting. The first thing i would do is get it out of full sun. Another thing i would try is some -mycorrhizae, sea kelp or something of that nature to put on the roots, cause healthier the roots the better the plant. Also if u have some wilt pruf, spray the leaves to help save the ones u have and therefore help in recovery. I don't claim to know what's wrong with it, these are just things that might and might not help it recover, if u want to put the money and effort into it. If not i guess you can always buy a new one!! GOOD LUCK! (I also put mulch on my potted plants to help hold moisture).
Banana pests and diseases Banana pests and diseases - a set on Flickr
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