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Here is an article I stumbled over the other day. It might have some good information for new members who live in the Gulf Coast region:
Guide to growing bananas on the Gulf Coast (Finch) | al.com |
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Good Read Thanks !
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Thanks for posting that. Do you adhere to his advice of removing the suckers and all the trunks save 1 or 2? I never thought about saving the six footers as opposed to the tallest.
I learned something here and appreciate your posting the article because I had missed it. Terry |
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I think in the future (when I have my own place) I will remove most of the suckers and pot them over winter (so no need to worry about them dying). I think the advice about saving the 6 footers (as opposed to the tallest) is good advice if you didn't want to spend the time to protect all of the plants. |
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Chance, how has your gros michel been doing this winter? Just wondering since I think you said you had it planted outside and we have pretty similar weather (I have mine potted inside).
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