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Old 10-16-2006, 05:32 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi all if the plants are left outside should I water them ?
If they are indoors in pots again should i or shouldnt i ?

Just questions in fighting with my plants are starting to get mushy and brown in color so Major help is needed Tammy
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Old 10-17-2006, 10:50 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Very little water is needed during the winter. I overwatered a few of mine last year while indoors and they all rotted come spring time. So my suggestion is to water very lightly, when the soil is completely dry then give it some water but I wouldn't recommend more than that.
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And yet somehow, the amazing Vicki keeps hers in water in the basement all winter and accomplishes this:

banana growing in water

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growing in water is much differant then standing in water...standing in soaking soil wet feet = rot..
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Hi all if the plants are left outside should I water them ?
If they are indoors in pots again should i or shouldnt i ?

Just questions in fighting with my plants are starting to get mushy and brown in color so Major help is needed Tammy
Are they sitting in water logged soil? What's your soil mix? Brown & mushy isn't good.
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