Tips of leaves folding back?
 

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Here's a picture and the lowest banana is showing what they're doing. More are doing the same thing.

Is this just wilted leaves from the heat/too little water, getting flipped back by a breeze and I should just unfold them and ignore it? Is this something wrong?

Also, are the wilted looking leaves indicating I should water more? Less? Just saying 'it's hot'?

Should they be taller? I like the leaves looking robust... but I thought they would grow UP more? Am I just impatient?

Re: Tips of leaves folding back?
 

As Hot as it is you can't over water.. Leaf wilt is the plant trying to conserve water.. :^)

Re: Tips of leaves folding back?
 

Most if not all of my plants did it when they were smaller, it doesn't seem to happen to the larger leaves of an adult plant. I did a bit of research when I was worried about it and couldn't find anything suggesting a problem.

Re: Tips of leaves folding back?
 

Thanks. I'll be watering heavier and today my banana fertilizer came in so everyone(except the new corms) got fertilizer applied!

Re: Tips of leaves folding back?
 

Are the leaves like that all day long or just at certain times of the day.

Re: Tips of leaves folding back?
 

Actually I'm not sure, most of the week I leave early and come back fairly late. I think when they're turned back they stay that way? I'll have to check throughout the day tomorrow when I'm home all day.