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Originally Posted by Tog Tan
I get this problem when my 'naner pups get caught in the heat of the box shipping in. There are 2 things I normally do here;
1. Cut back till there's live tissue visible. Don't worry if this area darkens with some rot, it usually happens. You can pot it but let it be on the dry side with light watering.
2. On the other hand, if the corm is big (at least 6+ inches), I will let it rot all it wants till it stops. From this point, a new growth or two will come up. Again, I will let it be on the dry-ish side.
This crash out situation till rebound may take anything from a minimum of 6 weeks to 12 weeks. Al the best.
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thanks for the feedback. i just trimmed up more of the corm and cut just about all visible rot off. i am just gonna leave him be and monitor his growth. he has been trying to sprout a new leaf for over a week now, but this rot problem has caused a major set back in his development. the good thing is that if i can save him and get him to develop water roots, then i can throw him in my hydroponic bucket!!! i took some photos and will post them and keep an update as things develop.