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So this is my first year growing bananas. I am in Zone 5/6. My musa Basjoo is in my garage doing fine in a planter, but I am having some trouble with the veinte cohol and rajapuri.
The veinte cohol and rajapuri were acquired just at the end of my growing seasoon, so didn't have much time to establish. They both only have a small portion of a leaf emerging from the pseudostem. But the real issue I am having is that they both are infested with what looks to be nats. They are living in the soil and flying theoughout the house. I have tried applying neem oil, but that doesn’t seem to be working. Can I remove the plants from the soil and somehow overwinter them without soil? |
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Growing Musa Orinoco since 1993 - Added 2018-Basjoo, Zebrina' Rojo, Ensete Red Abyssinian - Added 2019-Goldfinger - Added 2020-Kokopo (Short Cycle), Double (Mahoi), Highgate, Super Dwarf Cavendish - Added 2021-Pisang Ceylon(Mysore), Musa Margarita, Ensete Ventricosum - Added 2023 - Siam Ruby Last edited by Iowa : 02-09-2018 at 08:14 AM. |
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I have them too....Fungus gnats.
I live in CincinGnatti. ![]() Mine are in containers, terrariums and a couple Wardian cases. If you have just a few containers a 1/2 inch of sand will provide a impenetrable barrier that the gnats will not like. This will disrupt their breeding cycle and help some. Sweet oil ( walmart 4 bucks) placed in a bottle cap will catch the rouge gnats and keep the flying monkeys down. Check out this link and google fungus gnats .....pick and choose what is right for you. .https://www.planetnatural.com/pest-p...-gnat-control/ Last edited by cincinnana : 02-10-2018 at 05:20 PM. Reason: humor |
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