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An about week ago i discovered this on one of my DC bananas.



I thought it is because of over watering.

But this morning i discovered my other banana also got this.



What is it, some kind of illness? Should i move those two plants into carnitine?

Thanks for your help.
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More likely due insect infestation. Over-watering will result in large black spots/blotches on the leaves, not "bubbling".

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More likely due insect infestation. Over-watering will result in large black spots/blotches on the leaves, not "bubbling".

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Yeah, I'd check for insects too... Probably mealy bugs...
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An about week ago i discovered this on one of my DC bananas.



I thought it is because of over watering.

But this morning i discovered my other banana also got this.



What is it, some kind of illness? Should i move those two plants into carnitine?

Thanks for your help.
Awesome close up pic ....just for fun can you scrape some of that stuff on white paper and then pop off a photo........does the "stuff" move at all..

Let us see...real close..
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