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Old 01-07-2011, 08:22 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Default Re: Indoor large banana problems in Wisconsin

Well all I can say as a novice is, that it seems to me that all you are doing is right but, it's only the beginning of January, and you are trying many different things already, I am in Pennsylvania witch is very close to your zone and am indoors growing with similar lighting etc. The only thing that spikes my worries is that mixture you have been using??
This my first year with "THE BANANA". I have been growing other tropicals for awhile and have been lucky with them. But, like you and your trials from your last year my bananas are growing great indoors, I almost hate to say a word because I am afraid to jinx them.
It sounds like a usual first years experience in gardening, you are are almost dared to try again by the gods of the gardens to continue.

May all who "try" to grow here, eat here!
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