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Sick Dwarf Cavendish
I am new to banana growing and have purchased a young dwarf cavendish. I transplanted it today but the leaves are turning black and dying. I live in zone 9a (southern az) is it possibly getting too much sun? I uploaded a picture of it to my gallery since it says it's not recommended to attach them?
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Re: Sick Dwarf Cavendish
Possibilities exist.. or it could be transplant shock or combination.. :^)
Looks more like burnt..
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Re: Sick Dwarf Cavendish
Thanks for the reply! Maybe Its too little for full sun I'll try some shade see how it goes.
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Re: Sick Dwarf Cavendish
Is it sunny enough in arizona right now to burn banana leaves? If so, I'm jealous.
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Re: Sick Dwarf Cavendish
I live in Costa Rica and see such damage caused by some of the birds here.
Not much you can do other than bagging the bananas. Netting doesn't help, they just peck the bananas through the netting.
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Re: Sick Dwarf Cavendish
Looks like sun damage probably, or just general stress. You could move to a bit shadier spot or just leave it and the new leaves will be aclimatized to the strong sun.
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