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New ensete ventricosum maurelii
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I ordered one of these and when it arrived looked essentially healthy but a couple of the leaves are a bit dry and damaged in transit. Should I cut them off or leave them be? Many thanks Peego  |
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Re: New ensete ventricosum maurelii
If they can still photosynthesise I generally leave them on unless aesthetics is important. If really dead or mashed, I will remove.
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Re: New ensete ventricosum maurelii
thanks for your post.
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