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Any ideas on these leaf problems? It is a Dwarf Namwah or Raja Puri. In a pot fed with Miracle Grow.
![]() ![]() The plant looks robust/vigorous except for that leaf problem. The new leaf looks thin in spots. Its not mine, so I lack some details. I don't grow them in pots, but am trying help someone out who is fond of her plant. Thanks in advance
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It's odd that the lower leaves appear to be in much better shape. It appears to be tattered by the wind, but the yellow/brown blotches appear to be something else. Will have to defer that to the experts.
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Looks to me like lack of water and/or over fertilization. I'm in 10a and fertilize once a month with an organic 6-6-6 (8oz cup for that size) and water right now everyday with the heat we have. The rain we get here everyday does that trick!
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It looks the same as some of my bananas. I'll post pics soon.
I hope someone can tell us what is the problem.
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