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Cold hardy Banana
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I received my first banana tree a couple weeks ago in the mail. I currently using the following soil: miracle grow for palms,citrus and cactus with miracle grow organic soil as well. I trimmed the leaves that were damaged by the shipping and I am wondering if I need to plant her in a bigger planter to help with growth? I also am wondering what is causing the leaf to crack? I can’t figure out how to upload pictures but the plant is maybe under 1 foot Thanks for all the help in advance! |
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