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Bananas in Wisconsin
The weather has been really crappy the last few weeks, 70f-75f for the high and cloudy with lots of rain. My plants were growing well earlier this spring as we have had warmer weather here. Here's some pics. I have 2 namwah's 1 ice cream and 1 Raja. The Ice cream and Raja I got from Jimmy about a month ago so they have only started putting out leaves again but they are around 5ft. Thanks Jimmy!! I also have 3 basjoos planted in the ground and they are finally taking off. The mulch is really keeping them wet since we have had rain every other day at least. Is that going to be a problem? I can push it away from the plants more.
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