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Several New Pups Planted
Here are the pics of the pups I planted.
FHIA 17  FHIA18  FHIA 3  FHIA 21(plantain)  Dwarf Brazilian  and Tall SuperPlantain  ....if anyone has any advice or heads up on what to do next(dry leaves etc...),I will greatly appreciate it.Thanks Last edited by Greenie : 02-16-2007 at 01:13 AM. |
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Re: Several New Pups Planted
Simple. if its, brown or yellow it can be removed. If it is green, no matter how ugly (folded, bent, torn, etc.), it is still functional and adding energy to the plant and should be left on the plant. Removing green port6ions reduce4s energy which reduces fruit size and quantity in the end.
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