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Musa Banana Tree
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I was given 2 banana trees. It turns out they both have brown spot. One of my trees actually broke. I have cut it down. I have read that they will leaf out again. Is this true |
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That pesky brown spot.....could be the result of the short days and cooler weather. Your plant will regrow from the cut you made but it will take some time. Many of the forum members will cut their plants in half to reduce size to ship to one another. A new leaf could be popping out soon and the plant will sort itself out soon if you live in a warm area. Last edited by cincinnana : 11-01-2023 at 07:03 PM. |
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Re: Musa Banana Tree
Good day everyone,
Once again I am asking for advise from the group. I would like to companion plant with my musa banada plant. Could anyone please give me some ideas as to what can be planted in the same pot. Thank yoy |
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