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problem? Dwarf Cavendish
i have a dwarf cavendish and all of its leaves have brown or yellowish tips. please help.....
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Re: problem? Dwarf Cavendish
It sounds like chemical burn, possibly just from salty tap water or well water.
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Re: problem? Dwarf Cavendish
The plant is probably in to big of a pot and I would think it has a server root rot problem!!! Repot in small container and make sure soil drains good (perlite). Also do not give up on the corm..... Proper soil & drainage It will come back....
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