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Namwah corms. How do I set these guys up?
I purchased a couple Namwah corms and they threw in a couple sword suckers too.
I have them in coarse sand right now, but I am not sure where to go now. Am I supposed to cut them back? In coarse sand do I need to add fertilizer? Should I and some peat and/or compost to the sand? At what temp is it safe to plant outside? I'm in Phoenix so a light frost could happen by Febuary. I don't think we'll get one though this year. We're having a zone 10 winter this year. Thanks in advance. I so glad I found this site. All of you are so full of information. All of you have been a big help. I've got the banana bug bad. Lol. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
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Re: Namwah corms. How do I set these guys up?
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If you are a novice gardener, read this: Richard's Guide to Potted Plant care Regardless, read this: Richard's Guide for homegrown bananas Quote:
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