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ello all
hello all,
my name is ceri and i am from south wales u.k. I bought my first banana plant last year and so far it seems to be growing quite well, i have kept the plant in doors this winter in front of the window but i think it will be too big for the house next year. The plant is a Musa cavendishii and is ment to reach 10ft at the mowment it is about 4ft when the risk of frost has passed i intend to re-pot the plant to a bigger pot as it is in a 10inch pot at the moment. |
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Re: ello all
Hi Ceri
Your Cavendish is looking great - good luck with growing it on Island Cassie |
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Re: ello all
Thanks Island Cassie
but since i posted this thread i have had some bad luck. When i went to re-pot the plant this week i grabbed the pstem and when i taped the pot to remove it the pstem snapped completely off. However i have since been told that it may grow back at least i still have three healthy pups:06: |
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