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Performing a little banana separation surgery, and made a booboo...
Any chance that she'll make it???
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Wet base apply rooting powder put in a pot water dirt, and put in full shade for 3 weeks.. :^)
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How big is it?
I would cut it and plant. If there isn't any roots leave a few extra inches on the pseudostem.
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Maybe 30 inches (76 cm)... I planted it as you see it in the picture... Haven't done anything else to it... There was one good root that made the trip...
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I would cut it mid way between the bottom leaf and the corm and plant it in the ground.
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Yes, I should have cut it from the mother a while ago... Just laziness on my part... So, leave about 6-8 inches???
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In the future, you can always make the cut and leave the pup in place for awhile in order for it to start new roots.
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That's happened to me before too. Get a rooting hormone solution and soak it for a half an hour, then leave it out to dry in a cool spot for a day. Then, place it in a well-draining soil mix and cut off any leaves that die. You're lucky, it looks like it still has a decent chunk of corm on it. If the meristem isn't damaged, it has a chance of surviving.
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Yeah, Caliboy... Good chunk of corm, almost 0 roots... That's the only reason I have any hope...
It just has a small sentimental value to me, which is the only reason I am trying...
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No rooting hormone necessary.
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That's good... I don't own any...
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Normally I cut straight down into the umbilical that connects the mother plant to the pup. After it's severed, I wiggle the pup and pull it out. Sometimes I have to lift upward with the iron bar under the corm or wiggle it some more to break some stubborn roots. I haven't had a single pup die with this method when performed successfully. This is my tool of choice. 72 inches, and weighs around 17 lbs.
![]() I need to sharpen mine, it's gotten so dull after digging through corm and tough soil. ![]()
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And you plant them just like this??? No special treatment???
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Yes
If it doesn't rain, I will water them. The Ae Ae should be sending out roots today, it normally takes about 10 days to root and another 20 days to push new leaves.
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So glad I found this OLD thread. I just cut a manzano pup and I didn't get enough corm. Going to try and save it...... no leaves, cut the stem, put in a cactus soil mix, and watered well (once...I'll let dry before watering again). Now crossing fingers and hoping for the best.
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