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Keep Fruiting Leaf Warm at Night (South Florida)
Hi All -
I have a banana plant that is currently fruiting. Because of the cool evenings we've had recently, about 20 or so very small flowers/with fruit have fallen to the ground. Would it help to wrap a plastic or burlap bag around the flowering leaf in the evenings to keep it warm/protect it? Thanks in advance. |
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Re: Keep Fruiting Leaf Warm at Night (South Florida)
w/o pictures I'd say your male fingers are falling off.. which don't grow into banana's you eat no matter what you do for them.. :^)
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Re: Keep Fruiting Leaf Warm at Night (South Florida)
Ya looks like male flowers. That guys done putting out nanners. Looks to be an orinoko, they never seem to be big yielders.
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