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hey guys, any idea why the leaves on a basjoo banna (potted) would start to peel away from the stalk as new leaves grow out the top?
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I would post pictures but this website doesn't work and I cant upload pictures anymore
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When your plants grow like that , it means things are good. ![]() What is your growing experience with troical plants?.. Last edited by cincinnana : 07-11-2016 at 08:58 PM. |
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My dwarf Orinoco (which is still potted) had its last leaf pull away while the 9th leaf was coming out. The reason it occurs is physics. The curve of the oldest leaf sheath has much smaller curve and can no longer grip the larger pseudostem so it pops off, they weight of the leaf pulls it away. Does that describe what is happening to your banana? |
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On a 17' tall Namwa the older leafs falling can crush a nearby smaller banana.
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If you mean that the stalk is dry and peeling, that's normal. I just trim it back with a large pair of scissors.
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This is typical for an Orinoco. If you're plant is actively growing it is normal for the outer sheaths to be posted out. Just cut them off. Pot may be too small.
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But the OP isn't growing Orinoco. I know its normal, I was asking him if my description fit what was happening to his plant seeing as he can't show us with photos.
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