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Originally Posted by Chironex
Really no idea. Were there plenty of leaves when it fruited? Did a lot of the leaves brown out when it was colder this winter? Perhaps there was simply insufficient energy in the plant to ripen the fruit.
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The mother plant was a normal looking plant. Nothing changed. The picture below is of the stalk. Before anyone says anything -- I removed the net! I had humming birds go to town on the flower. I removed it and a few more bananas emerged. My stalk today looks the same. Same color of fruit, same size and same hardness.
This is a picture of the mat. Other than it being not a great picture the plants were very healthy. That has since changed. 7 of the plants have fallen over after the leaves have turned yellow. I thought it was gophers but can't find any. I'm down to a few plants in that mat. It really sucks. I'm thinking of removing all the plants potting them and then wait to see what happens.
