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Musa basjoo lead problem
Hi everyone i live in zone 7 and recently bought 2 musa basjoo banana plants, I planted in a pot and put in front of my window it's gets plenty of light and I water when soil is dry about 1/2 down, I thought I did exactly want my instructions told me to do that came with the plants. my second leaf that just came out looks like it got burnt, the new leaf is turning brown and seams to be going inward to the stem slowly but I have new growth still happening, what caused that to happen puzzled. My other plant did not do that. I have used some miracle grow fertilizer that I diluted and watered them
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Re: Musa basjoo lead problem
Hi Jeffrey,
maybe too much sunlight if they get direct windows sunlight without curtains. and of course  ..................... 
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Re: Musa basjoo lead problem
Thanks I will move them
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