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Remove male flowers?
My musa Velutina/Daisycarpa has made fruit, but it is getting colder, and still not ripe. Should I remove the male flowers that are still blooming, will this speed up the process?
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Re: Remove male flowers?
See the following thread
Male bud: to cut or not to cut? Hope it help. It helped me cut it off with no regrets |
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Re: Remove male flowers?
you could try wrapping the bunch and cutting off male bud..how long has it been flowering for??
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