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Originally Posted by Charles G.
Do you have it in a bucket or something to easily adjust angle? Would this exercise work well on highly rare varieties that don't produce many pups and hasn't been tissue cultured?
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I have it in a very large ceramic pot which will make adjusting the angle simple without having to change the angle of the pot.
It's difficult to be specific because there are many different techniques each having many variations and that's because there are many banana varieties that pup differently or have very different pup formations and locations.
This is a variegated Tani that will produce single auxiliary meristems where the two edges of the lower leaf sheaths intersect.
The main reason to move the apical meristem is for valuable plants where you don't want to kill the main plant just to remove apical dominance.