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P-Stem Keeps Rotting After Cutting
Hi y'all,
I'm in the process of digging up some bananas to move to another property and a lot of them are developing a rotting layer in the p-stem. I've been chopping them down until there is no brown/rot, but it seems to come back within a few days. I've checked the corms for any rot and they all look good. There are a lot of new roots forming also. Any tips on how to stop this? |
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Re: P-Stem Keeps Rotting After Cutting
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Your outside leaves will heal and turn brown and add support while the center will sort itself out and push a new leaf. This will take a few months. |
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