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have i just killed my first bannana plant
I was just going to re-pot my Nana plant so i grabbed hold of the stem and gave the pot a tap, and to my horror the stem snapped completely off. the stem was about 2ft tall with three leaves left on it. There are three pups which i hope will keep growing, but what i would like to know is. Will the plant grow back?
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Re: have i just killed my first bannana plant
Just let it be. It will most likely be just fine, but you cannot change the outcome, anyway, so be patient.
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Re: have i just killed my first bannana plant
Good chance the growth will continue out from where you broke it off. Just keep caring for it and you should have a big healthy plant soon enough.
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Re: have i just killed my first bannana plant
thanks guys
i was hoping that i will let you know how it get on  |
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Re: have i just killed my first bannana plant
If my plants start to chock I will cut them off right below the chocking point, and they most always start to grow back where I cut it.
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Re: have i just killed my first bannana plant
With 3 pups Ceri, you have plenty of chances for recovery. Just don't water them too much. Good luck.
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