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You will know in a few days when you see the fruit forming. No leaves is not great. But, at this point, whatever will be, will be. The corm has a certain amount of stored energy, which will be a major determinant in how much fruit will form and large it will be. You are just along for the ride at this point in the cycle. Sit back and enjoy.
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... good advice!It's my understanding that as long as a fruiting stalk is sharing a corm with leaved pups, the pups will help supply nutrients to the fruiting member. It probably won't be very efficiently done but don't be too quick to grab the machete!
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Hello,
I asked don from "going bananas" that the other day. He said there needs to be two leaves minimum for good fruit production. so based on that i cut mine down so all energy could go into the remaining pups. i had three i cut down that fruited right after freeze was over. Tough to do for sure. good luck. |
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