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Separating pup easier with mother plant
Here's a pictorial step by step for potted plants:
http://groups.msn.com/BananaVillaIma...atingapup.msnw I'll try to make one more pictorial demo for those bananas planted in the ground. I'll post the pics later in this forum when I get the chance, after the RV trip. Last edited by JoeReal : 07-18-2005 at 04:50 PM. |
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excellent...can't wait for the in-ground example. How many pups should you allow to come up?
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when seperating in the ground I find a sharpened, narrow irrigation shovel does the job with the least damage to the clump
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