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hi everyone new to forum. I have a few trees when I moved into my house that were there from previous owner. My question my really big one a big branch fell on it from my pine tree broke it I cut it down sat but still hasn't grown yet. my question is do you think it will grow back? it still is very moist on top. I live in north east fl so is preety warm as of now 90's. I am trying to upload a pic. any helpful info would be great been looking for few days on here was my favorite one and biggest.
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By trees you mean bananas, right? Can you post a pic? Does the mat have any pups showing?
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Your pics may be too large for the Photo Gallery, I think they need to be 2MB or smaller.
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need to introduce yourself in member introductions. what part of ne florida. I live in middleburg.
your plant might grow back. if it does not it will probably grow back as pups. be patient. dry as it is here make sure it is watered, don't drown it.
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I live by the beaches right before the beaches bridge. there are a couple of smaller ones next to it ones growing other didnt get damaged still working on pic it's been since sat the really big one hasn't grown but the smaller one did.
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yes been back in those subdivisions. some of the roads have lots of speed bumps. lot of bananas back in there also.
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so I have notice it stays constantly wet on top but no growth like the other 2 I had to cut they grew realitively fast not sure if its just because its so much larger in diameter takes longer I appreciate all the help guys hoping it comes back. Last edited by KL1987 : 05-29-2019 at 04:44 PM. |
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IF the center doesn't start pushing growth within a week of being cut then probably the main plant is dead but you will get pups if the corm is still healthy and I imagine that is the case.
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thank you so much as far as watering goes its supposed to be in 95 to 100s rest of the week water once a day? I went out after work this evening still is wet at top like it appears to still be alive just don't want to over water it all new to this. Thanks again should I give it 2 weeks before I should give up on it or longer? Wasn't sure as it was so wide vs the others if it just took longer.
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Apply a medium - low - high NPK fertilizer around the trunk of the severed pstem. Two foot diameter circle. And watch the pups pop!
The mama looks large enough to produce 3 to 4 pups. Here in Florida we are in the peak heat season and your plant should take off fast. |
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thank you. It hasn't sprouted but the rest stem is still green and is oozing water every day like it's still alive so not to sure. figured after a almost a week it would sprout but nothing looks same.
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