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Old 07-19-2008, 04:19 PM   #26 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by thebes11 View Post
Wow, if I had read all this, I probably would never have tried to grow bananas. Not that I really tried though. Are you sure the best method isn't to totally ignore them and do everything possible to get them killed?

Heck, it worked for me....
Many soils are initially full of the minerals that fruiting plants employ. A full crop of fruit on a mature semi-dwarf tree (or banana) will contain about a pound of nitrogen and 1.5 pounds of potash. Eventually the resources in the soil will be exhausted -- unless you or your surroundings somehow replenish them.
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