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MediaHound · 01-31-2008, 08:53 PM

lol @ spaying or neutering

Agreed with the others, that plant is getting near fruiting and those will take off afterwards. If while it is fruiting and the bunch is hanging, you can remove the largest, but in all actuality its the first bloom, wont be the largest bloom it will get anyway. It's not as if you have very large, demanding pups on there. Perhaps leave them and next time it blooms you will have very large pups at blooming time and you will know what to do them. You can even have one or two large pups on there, different sizes is important. So cut them one at a time, allow the sizes to stagger. Hope this info helps, its somewhat general info but knowing it will be useful as the seasons pass.

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MediaHound Tally-Man MediaHound's Photo Gallery Location: Florida Find me on the map! Zone: 10 Name: Jarred Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 5,261 BananaBucks : 2,028,277 Feedback: 66 / 100% Said "Thanks" 3,856 Times Was Thanked 5,086 Times in 1,353 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 2,086 Times	Re: Naner has too many pups - want advice lol @ spaying or neutering Agreed with the others, that plant is getting near fruiting and those will take off afterwards. If while it is fruiting and the bunch is hanging, you can remove the largest, but in all actuality its the first bloom, wont be the largest bloom it will get anyway. It's not as if you have very large, demanding pups on there. Perhaps leave them and next time it blooms you will have very large pups at blooming time and you will know what to do them. You can even have one or two large pups on there, different sizes is important. So cut them one at a time, allow the sizes to stagger. Hope this info helps, its somewhat general info but knowing it will be useful as the seasons pass. __________________ Apologies in advance if I am slow to reply to your PM. I suggest posting in the forums for support if you need something urgent.