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New Growth
Last fall I cut back and stored my 3 Dwarf Cavendishes and 2 Raja Puris in their pots in a dry 60*F place. One DC and the Raja Puris went dormant for the winter while the pups of the 2 DCs continued to grow.
I pulled all 5 out 5 days ago and exposed them to 70*F and light. The Raja Puris were still green for part of the Pstem and I cut them back so that the remaining Pstem was all green. The DC was dry down to the soil (both the main stem and the pup). When should I expect to see the beginings of the first leaf appear? The 2 DC pups have already produced one leaf. Allen
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Re: New Growth
 The first of the Raja Puris has started to send up it's first leaf.Whoo Hoo.   Allen
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Re: New Growth
Great news, Allen!!! Let me know how they do for you this year... Hopefully, I will start to see some new growth on some of my dormant nanners soon....
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The other Raja Puri just started it's first leaf. No response from the remaining Dwarf Cavendish.
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Re: New Growth
here i have also some growth in the basjoo, I brought it inside because we have cold weather, with even snow (and its spring!!:O)
I have also a musella pup inside and it grows slowly and another musella outside is still sleeping. and my ensete seedlings are also growing very well 
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Re: New Growth
Allen, I noticed on the weather underground that the noon time temperatures in Edmonton today were just above freezing! Your new growth is in a greenhouse?
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