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02-27-2007, 02:51 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Flowering time
Can anyone tell me wether bananas flower earlier when you cut the pups off or can you let grow as many pups as there are on the corm or should one
limit the amount? ron |
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Re: Flowering time
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The less pups you have ,the more vigorous the plant will be.More energy ETC... You should leave only one pup(daughter),then let a grandaughter follow. The more pups in a mat the less production you will get from the plants. ....And I'm still a rookie |
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Re: Flowering time
Thanks a lot, now i can cut off 3 pups off my basjoo, should have done it
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Re: Flowering time
Here's a good thread:
Corm size vs Pup removal
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