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Forum: Main Banana Discussion 07-26-2018, 11:41 AM

Replies: 6 New To Bananas Views: 972 Posted By Evil Ken Re: New To Bananas Welcome! I am new here too. People here have been incredibly welcoming and helpful. Great resource!

Forum: Main Banana Discussion 07-20-2018, 05:03 AM

Replies: 6 New To Bananas Views: 972 Posted By edwmax Re: New To Bananas Welcome to the forum. From your description, You wont have the plants much longer, 3 or 4 more months, if the soil is staying wet/damp. Commercial potting mixes hold too much water causing the pot...

Forum: Main Banana Discussion 07-19-2018, 09:56 PM

Replies: 6 New To Bananas Views: 972 Posted By duaneh Re: New To Bananas welcome to the site and good luck with your nanna plant I to am in northern ohio very close to medina where did you get the plant if it came from boyerts on rt 3 its a cavendish

Forum: Main Banana Discussion 07-19-2018, 07:48 PM

Replies: 6 New To Bananas Views: 972 Posted By cincinnana Re: New To Bananas Wow ... All good. Welcome to the Jungle....

Forum: Container Grown Banana Plants 01-10-2018, 01:06 AM

Replies: 12 Trouble after moving indoors Views: 3,090 Posted By Mark Anthony Phair Re: Trouble after moving indoors Because of such unforgiving winters and transplant shock and culture and light and water changes, it really is best (unless you have a greenhouse!) to treat your bananas as perennial bulbs and winter...

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