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LilRaverBoi · 05-09-2013, 10:03 AM

Might be too wet....kinda looks wet in the picture, but it may have just been watered. Especially indoors, you have to water more sparingly than you may think. Wait till the soil is very dry on the surface and still pretty dry if you poke your finger down into it. Then give it a moderate amount and wait till it dries out again. Despite being tropical plants, bananas don't like to have their feet wet for extended periods. Well-draining soil is preferred.

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