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10-13-2012, 04:53 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Misa Luki cold hardiness
I have a misa luki I planted in the ground in zone 6b this spring. It was a small pup and is now about 8 ft tall and 6" in diameter at the base. Does anyone have an idea about the cold hardiness of this banana? I am considering leaving it out and building a wire frame around it, stuffing it with straw and hoping for the best. My hope is that it will flower next year. It has zero pups. I also have an Ice Cream that is slightly smaller. Same problem.
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Re: Misa Luki cold hardiness
I'd dig them both up up there. :^)
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Re: Misa Luki cold hardiness
Ice Cream and Misi Luki have about the same level of cold hardiness. Dig up and store both of them, they wouldn't survive your winter.
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Re: Misa Luki cold hardiness
Should I wait for cold to kill the leaves or just go on and cut, dig and store?
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