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Bananaman88 · 09-19-2009, 10:27 PM

If you can stop the rot you still have a chance. Try to scrape away all the mushy part of the corm. Dust it with sulfur or cinnamon (which has antifungal properties) and let it set out in a dry, shady spot for several days. I'd then repot it and water it very carefully from here on out until you see new growth.

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Bananaman88 Bananaculturist Bananaman88's Photo Gallery Location: Houston, TX area Find me on the map! Zone: 9 Name: Brent Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 3,019 BananaBucks : 330,013 Feedback: 22 / 100% Said "Thanks" 1,339 Times Was Thanked 2,263 Times in 1,178 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 191 Times	Re: AeAe corm question If you can stop the rot you still have a chance. Try to scrape away all the mushy part of the corm. Dust it with sulfur or cinnamon (which has antifungal properties) and let it set out in a dry, shady spot for several days. I'd then repot it and water it very carefully from here on out until you see new growth.