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Old 10-01-2015, 10:04 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Default Re: Why does my banana plant have 3 trunks?

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Originally Posted by geissene View Post
They won't have their own corm, but as long as you have decent chunk of white mass on each pup it will probably be fine. I removed many pups from my plants and even the ones with little or no roots survived. I even had a small 2" piece of corm sprout a plant.... If the conditions are good, they can grow like weeds! haha

I have small bugs in my soil too. I do the soap spray and also use sticky bug traps. I lay them flat on top of the soil and that usually catches enough bugs to keep things under control until I can get the plants back outside.
What a relief to hear about the "white mass" being sufficient! Lol! Now I get it! Hehe.. That word "corm" just completely throws me all off for some reason.. Your description set me at ease though so thanks a bunch!

Love the idea of using sticky paper to catch these little suckers too! I've got a bunch of that laying around my garage for sure

Thank you all so much for walking me through this "surgery" lol & reassuring me through the process. I've definitely learned a lot by doing this separation and best part is my one banana plant became 3!!! Sweet deal
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