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Southern-Grower · 10-28-2005, 08:42 AM

expensive starter plant !!

you will be digging it up next winter or building a temp gh, as this is close to a 14' fruiter and macon is zone 8-?.

but in short you would treat it as you would any other banana plant..

skies the limit, this is a multi million dollar industry.

can it survive in your house , most likely with proper care.

do you need a light, south facing window should do the trick. i've kept some smaller plants in southern kitchen window under fluorescent light.

i would keep the plant on dry side, if you have a corm. if root system still on the dry side. if i can blow dirt then i'll add a little during winter.

my plants grow and fruit in 40ish thru winter and with high humidity, ranging from 50%-80%..

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Southern-Grower Senior Member Location: Ga. Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 228 BananaBucks : 105,514 Feedback: 3 / 100% Said "Thanks" 0 Times Was Thanked 21 Times in 15 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 0 Times	Re: How To Keep My Ae Ae Banana Alive During Winter? expensive starter plant !! you will be digging it up next winter or building a temp gh, as this is close to a 14' fruiter and macon is zone 8-?. but in short you would treat it as you would any other banana plant.. skies the limit, this is a multi million dollar industry. can it survive in your house , most likely with proper care. do you need a light, south facing window should do the trick. i've kept some smaller plants in southern kitchen window under fluorescent light. i would keep the plant on dry side, if you have a corm. if root system still on the dry side. if i can blow dirt then i'll add a little during winter. my plants grow and fruit in 40ish thru winter and with high humidity, ranging from 50%-80%.. __________________ Happy Growing, SG Enjoy Life as it's too Short