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Should I cut it down?
Have a few bananas in the cabin which I try to keep at 60F; all are under fluorescent growing light 12 hrs/day. In Sep I aquired 2 M Basjoos. One had red spider mites so I sprayed it aggressively with water. All its leaves have died but the stem remains. The other M Basjoos has also lost some leaves but is still, slowly producing new leaves. Should I cut the first one down or leave it alone or ?????
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Re: Should I cut it down?
I don't see any reason why you should cut it down, unless there is rot
at the top of the stem. Ron |
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