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Fertilizing musa here in AZ
Here in Phoenix, we can get a bit cool during the winter, sometimes with freezing temps (Im zone 9b). These rarely last long enough to do more than minor damage.
The other evening, the local TV "garden guy" recommended stopping fertilizing frost tender plants this week. Got me to thinking about my bananas. Personally, Im inclined to keep up my regimen (biweekly with half strength peters 20-20-20), but wanted to get some input from other growers. Do you stop fertilizing in the Fall? Thanks, Diver |
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Re: Fertilizing musa here in AZ
I would say if your banana plants grow slower in the winter or stop growing that you should cut way down or stop fertilizing in the winter.
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