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Hello from California!
Hello everyone!
I've just ventured into the world of bananas! I got a "truly tiny" last week and my musa aeae just arrived today from Thailand - no leaves, no roots. Wish me luck! I've no idea how deep to plant the corm but it's in pure perlite on a heat mat under grow lights. After three weeks in the mail, I'm not taking any chances with potting soil at the moment. I appreciate all of your posts and look forward to learning more from you all! Cheers |
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Welcome to the Bunch. .... The top of the corm should be at soil level or just bearly covered. The soil mix needed to be fast draining, about 50% - 50% commercial potting mix & perlite. The pot MUST drain excess water out.
I have pot corms in pots with 50/50 soil-perlite in the bottom half and the corm in course sand in the top while new roots grow. |
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Welcome! Nice to meet you
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Welcome to the group!
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Welcome! You definitely have some advantages in your climate for growing bananas. Hope your Ae Ae does well!
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