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Re: I got a few through winter
Amazing job! In my opinion any zone 7a-8a grower should learn from this! This method should work for you guys to keep cold hardy Musa pstems over winter! It needs to be an old school incandescent bulb for heat!
Try it and report your results! What do you have to loose? Other than your own bunch next year!
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Re: I got a few through winter
Thank you very much Ty!! That means a lot to me!!
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Re: I got a few through winter
7 hands on it.
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Re: I got a few through winter
The newest one is coming along.
I really didn't have much hope for this one to finish but they say it's going to be a warmer winter around here so just have to wait and see. |
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