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The first pic shows the growth of new leaves of my banana(Orinoco?) early
in April. The growth had been quite normal and healthy, but suddenly it stopped its growth and absolutely no growth was observed for about a month despite there were no drastic changes of temperature or climate. And then I carefully cut back the pstem and found the place where the center core was dead and became black. Does anyone have the same or similar experience and what was the reason? |
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Metal Nanners!!
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Zone: 6 on arborday 5b on USDA
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That hurts the team.....just like a swifft kick.
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