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06-28-2009, 02:07 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Green to Pink Psedostem Whats happening?
Do you know what is happening?
I have this unknown banana that has had a green stem from the corm and up the rest of the plant since it has been planted and growing in my yard these past 2 years.Now about a month or two the stem has been turning pink.Do you know what is happening to this banana?I will try to post some pictures soon. Thank's Mitch
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Re: Green to Pink Psedostem Whats happening?
Picture pal, picture!
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Re: Green to Pink Psedostem Whats happening?
A lot of bananas turn pink on the PS as they grow, or maybe you have a Rose, or even a Red. Pictures would be most helpful!
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Re: Green to Pink Psedostem Whats happening?
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Re: Green to Pink Psedostem Whats happening?
Not sure what causes it but that's totaly normal. You'll have to wait to see what it is!
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Re: Green to Pink Psedostem Whats happening?
If you mean that grey in the upper P-stem I would say either insect/animal damage or some sort of damage to P-stem. THis happens, when the tissue is scarred or simply damaged deeply enough and then it starts to change in such a strange mush. Just let it be. If it progresses, then there might be an infection in the wound.
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Re: Green to Pink Psedostem Whats happening?
Can't say that I have seen that - but as long as the leaves are healthy, I woudn't sweat it. Most of the reds are quite red when the emerge, and fade more to a dirty green as they are exposed to the sunlight, so I'm thinking it it very unusual.
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Re: Green to Pink Psedostem Whats happening?
Thank's I am will wait it out and see what happens while it is still growing.It has a one pup growing next to it and it has a green p-stem.I guess they are all green then when they get older the color changes.Lets see if this is true.
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