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Is it okay to separate pups when a banana is flowering/fruiting? I am referring to a dwarf Brazilian that is planted in the ground.
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I would not do it during flowering. After the male phase begins, OK. Any stress during flowering affects fruit size and quantity.
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I know it will be a long wait, but you are better off to wait until after you harvest. I got a little greedy with getting some suckers once and my plants got toppled in the wind because I had disturbed the root system
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All the pups had pseudostems in excess of 7', I bet I disturbed some roots.
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7'...I don't know if I'd call that a pup, that's a full grown dog.
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If I waited until harvest, I might have been moving 3 full grown dogs with fruit hanging.
The mother plant, 3 large pups, and 20 something smaller pups in one pot was getting a little crowed. All my tc's pup like crazy but the Namwah grows too fast to be in a pot. I just looked at a mar 6 photo and they easily grew over 3' in the last month, waiting another 3 months was not an option. apr 7 mar 6
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In your growing system, the "rules" of banana cultivation don't seem to apply. In my case, everything applies except for the 1/2 lb of N per plant. I get away just fine with much less.
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