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Musa in symbiotic relation to other plants
Today, I was wondering if bananas would have a health-relation to other plants. Plants wich give benefit to the developpement of Musa.
For example; Garlic against rats, mols, mice and also Calendula and wild cabbage should make the soil nematode-free. These applie to a healthy rootsystem or corm. Do any of you know any others? Panaroma |
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Re: Musa in symbiotic relation to other plants
Someone post a link about several months ago just dont remeber where.
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Re: Musa in symbiotic relation to other plants
Hi,
I couldn't find this link you mentioned. Anyone can instruct me to this link please? Greetings Panaroma |
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Re: Musa in symbiotic relation to other plants
sorry found it, looking in wrong place on my favorites
List of companion plants - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Re: Musa in symbiotic relation to other plants
Thanks, pretty usefull info.
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Re: Musa in symbiotic relation to other plants
Paint beans around them or near. They like that. Tomatoes may transmit some problems to them.
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