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Dwarf cavendish new pups
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Hello to all the banana lovers and experts, I am from northern Greece, Thessaloniki 8b zone and I would like to ask your opinion on my dwarf cavendish new pups that are growing for some time now in a little pot. Unfortunately, The Mother plant has died since last year but for a month now these babies are growing. So,as you can see on my image there are some new babies growing but which pup size is the right one so it could be repoted into a new single pot ? Which size is the perfect time to repot such a plant? |
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Let them get bigger. A foot tall is best. Good luck!  |
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Re: Dwarf cavendish new pups
Thank you! They are doing well right now!!!
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