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Originally Posted by palmtree
Awesome!! Keep us updated on how it works out. Also when you take it back outside in the spring, definitely dont put it in sun, any sun, for the first week or 2 (maybe you can cut all the leaves off so the sun wont be as much of a problem). I had some papaya seedlings under lights and when I took it outside I left it in full sun for about an hour and it was toasted!
Good luck!
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I made that mistake last spring with two Basjoo:
Lukily the Basjoos are almost immortal so they recovered within days and now one of them is on the ground about 1,6 meters in height , enduring hot, cold, strong sea winds as if it's made of steel....
I'll not do that mistake again , especially with delicate nanas as Dwarf Niņo or Gros Michel....
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