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Once again Need Help
Ok, I don't know if I am fortunate or not, but I found these bananas at work. How should I handle these. One of them have very small roots on it because I couldn't get the whole thing. The others have lots of roots. What should I do with themI wrapped them in damp newspaper to bring them home, now what?
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02-15-2008, 08:07 PM
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Re: Once again Need Help
Stick em in some soil, give em some water, sun and watch em grow. I just brought some out of dormancy that look a lot worse and they are already taking off. They may look poor for a while but nana's are pretty resiliant.-Nate
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Re: Once again Need Help
Well guy's here they are planted watered and getting some sun in North Cali. Should I trim the leaves of the brown?
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Re: Once again Need Help
Good job. You can use scissors and cut away the brown edges.
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