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Newly transplanted pup splitting at base
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Is this amount of splitting at the base normal? This is a newly transplanted pup. Definitely not overwatering!
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Re: Newly transplanted pup splitting at base
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Re: Newly transplanted pup splitting at base
Just treat it like any other pup. If is if healthy, but choked, it will split the existing pseudostem and continue growing a new stem, with no adverse affects. Be patient. You can't really fix it, just make it worse. Bananas are pretty resilient.
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