CaptChainBang

Hello!!! We recently acquired and planted a decent size banana tree that already had three nice leaves.

Needless to say we had one last frost =(
We tried to protect the plant the best we could but it managed to kill the 3 leaves =(
In an attempt to see if we could save the tree, I cut it back just below the leaves.
The center layers were all still green at that point.
In a matter of minutes the very center core started growing!!! but the outer layers started to dry up =(

This growth has continued!


I am wondering if anyone could please offer any advice!?
Should I have cut the tree back further for all center layers to grow!?
Should I let the tree continue to grow as is??!?
Thank you for any help you can offer!

Valor_X

Let it grow, it will sort itself out in no time.

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Varieties I'm Growing

From Corm/Pup
Dwarf Cavendish ○ Super Dwarf Cavendish ○ Grand Nain ○ Niño ○ Manzano ○ Raja Puri ○ Tall Namwah ○ Blue Java ○ 1000 Fingers ○ Praying Hands ○ Orinoco ○ Variegated Florida ○ PR Red ○ California Gold ○ FHIA-03 Sweetheart

Plantains
Puerto Rican Dwarf Plantain ○ African Rhino Horn

From TC
Truly Tiny ○ Manzano ○ "Blue Java" ○ Dwarf Namwah ○ Thai Black ○ Veinte Cohol