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pstem inside another pstem
I noticed one of my bananas wasn't leafing very well so I decided to do some cutting to see what was going on... and next to the roll (new growth) was another roll but the 2nd didn't look very green so I think never has made it out of the stem yet. What should I do??? this is weird!
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Re: pstem inside another pstem
I had that happen. I just cut it back a little further.
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Re: pstem inside another pstem
 We wanna see.. lol :^)
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