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| About the Author Tina KIRRAWEE,2232,NSW 18th April 2024 2:51pm #UserID: 35664 Posts: 2 View All Tina 's Edible Fruit Trees |
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PlumRob says... Ooh. This is an interesting case. I have personally never seen this before. As for my answer: Does the banana tree have any suckers? If it does, and they are looking really good, then you should be okay to cut the main trunk down. About a foot from the ground is okay. If you don't think the suckers are ready to take over, then you can wait a month or two. Cheers, PlumRob | About the Author PlumRob GLENORIE,2157,NSW 23rd April 2024 8:59pm #UserID: 40821 Posts: 15 View All PlumRob's Edible Fruit Trees |
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| About the Author Tina KIRRAWEE,2232,NSW 29th April 2024 11:14am #UserID: 35664 Posts: 2 View All Tina 's Edible Fruit Trees |
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PlumRob says... Okay. If I were you, I would cut the main stem down, careful not to damage the suckers. These suckers will give you fruit likely within a year, if not, then within two years. And in case you are wondering, you should keep the three suckers as they are, there is no need to remove any. Happy Gardening, Enjoy the bananas when they come, PlumRob | About the Author PlumRob GLENORIE,2157,NSW 1st May 2024 9:00pm #UserID: 40821 Posts: 15 View All PlumRob's Edible Fruit Trees |
