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Re: Basjoo and mekong giant winter
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Originally Posted by sib
If you could post how big they are and how you cut them and stick them together and do you cut all the leaves off the banana and then put this over the stem?
Sib
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That is the idea. It is not supposed to replace a green house, but to be a shelter against winter
frost, which cannot only be reused every winter, but can easily be put back on if you realize you
have been too optimistic in taking it off in spring
For those in this thread, who wonder what Sib is talking about, he is referring to some posts
of mine in a different thread: Permanent banana shelter for winter and spring
I am already in the process of drawing up a cutting schematic and will also come up with a list
of recommended tools and an assembly guide backed up by photos. However I will probably
not have time to do all this until next week
All that will be posted in the other thread.
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