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is it ok to keep my basjoo outside even if it gets maby around 45-50 degrees far.?(at night) it has litterally no stem and i think it is dying back to produce pups because when i repotted it there was a big sized corm of a pup already there, since last year. the pup died back and i guess its coming back again
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Should be able to handle to the low 40's or below easily without any protection. If it is going to freeze overnight, consider bringing it in or providing some sort of protection. I would say you're fine, though, at those temps.
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really? sweet so i can put her in the ground with no problems because the forcast has been over 45 at night for the past month and its 55 tonight
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Yeah, it should be fine. Just remember that it wont be growing too quickly if the nights are cool, but bananas dont get leaf damage until around 36F or so and many (especially basjoo) can go down to 30 with only leaf dieback (but not stem dieback).
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