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sandy0225 · 09-26-2007, 04:14 PM

If you mix a bunch of perlite in your miracle gro potting soil, it'd probably work well too. I'd cut it about 50/50 to start this plant, then later on when it's thriving, you could pot it in straight miracle gro, or a 75 mg/25 perlite mix.
I can't figure the problem with zebrinas, I've always found them to be very easy, as long as they stay warm and somewhat until well rooted, then just water as normal bananas.
If you lose yours, I've got some really good ones I can sell you, never hurts to network when you have a chance! LOL

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sandy0225 Northern Tropics sandy0225's Photo Gallery Location: Muncie, Indiana zone 5 Find me on the map! Zone: zone 5 Name: Sandy Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 1,718 BananaBucks : 364,310 Feedback: 31 / 97% Said "Thanks" 38 Times Was Thanked 1,801 Times in 682 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 9 Times	Re: zebrina help please! If you mix a bunch of perlite in your miracle gro potting soil, it'd probably work well too. I'd cut it about 50/50 to start this plant, then later on when it's thriving, you could pot it in straight miracle gro, or a 75 mg/25 perlite mix. I can't figure the problem with zebrinas, I've always found them to be very easy, as long as they stay warm and somewhat until well rooted, then just water as normal bananas. If you lose yours, I've got some really good ones I can sell you, never hurts to network when you have a chance! LOL __________________ Sandy Burrell Northern Tropics Greenhouse 1501 East Fuson Road Muncie, IN 47302 www.northerntropics.com specializing in bananas, heirloom tomatoes and water gardening plants~ check out our new online store at our website!