Grvolp2

I am in Louisville KY- would you recommend keeping them inside while they situate to transplant for the foreseeable future? It is a bummer I jumped the gun and split them, but felt they were starting to crunch each other out. The main corm and 3 pups stuffed into a 2.5 gallon pot was worrying me!

So with this pup transplants the key is to keep them more dry than usual with most banana plants? From what I have read on here, they thrive on neglect, but also require a lot of water.

I used N-EXT products floragreen and RGS with JOBE citrus fertilizer and have a moisture meter.

Frankly one of the pups (the biggest, about 1.5 feet) is looking rather blahhh with the split but the two mini's I made cigars and main corm look fine. For morbid sake, at what point do you know the pups bit the dust? From what I read on here they may initially look sickly and turn out fine.

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Current Collection:
(1) Dwarf Cavendish
(1) Truly Tiny
(1) Blue Java
(1) Double Mahoi
(1) Musa Siamensis
(1) Manzano Apple
(2) Musa Basjoo
(1) Fe'I Aiuri
(1) Musa Ornata

Also growing assorted Colocasia (California and Gigantae) and Alocasia (Portora, Sumo, Borneo King), avocado, lemon, palms, agave, fiddle leaf, monstera deliciosa, bird of paradise, and pineapple.

Nashville, TN