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Is my banana plant sick?
I have a 5 foot high, tropical banana plant inside my home near a thermal window this cold Minnesota winter. A few small powdery white spots have appeared on the pseudostem here and there as well as on the dry outer layers of the pseudo stem.
I have peeled the dry layers down and cut them off. I'd greatly appeciate an informed take on what's happening and learning what I might do about it. Sincerely Chamba Jeff |
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They are somewhat easy to control. A photo or a website that has a similar photo as a reference can confirm your issue. Good luck. https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-con...lybugs-1902890 Last edited by cincinnana : 02-19-2022 at 05:50 AM. Reason: tipo |
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