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sandy0225 · 10-06-2009, 10:13 AM

often when a banana is transplanted, they appear to not be doing anything for a few weeks. Actually though, what they are doing is rooting in. I'd not be worried at this point at all. Just keep them in a shaded warm location out of direct sun, damp but not wet, and give them some time.

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