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Default Cutting back of Pseudostem

In order to make overwintering methods compact, I am thinking of cutting
back of pseudostem of banana trees. I do know the demerits of less numbers
of fingers and smaller size of fruits.
However the most important thing is to succeed to let pseudostems overwinter
in the ground so that they can start flowing next spring.

Can anyone tell me the best way of doing so including how, when and
noticing points etc?
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