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Winterizing
I live in Las Vegas and I was wondering what to do with a Dwarf Red Banana and Colocasia (Thailand Giant) for the winter. They are growing in 15 gallon pots. I also have a Dwarf Cavendish growing in the ground. The temps have been in the low 40's at night and mid to upper 60's in the daytime. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You! fellow nanner's.
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Re: Winterizing
Bring the pots inside and apply thick layer of mulch to the cavendish.
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