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2 Whole Banana plants gone pitch black :(

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Frank starts with ...
Hi I have 2 Banana plants, I have 1 yellow & 1 red type, I started with 3 1 turned black & disappeard (rotted & died away) the 2 remaining 1 is completely gone black rot & the other yellow one is sort of falling over now has black in most areas & just can't hold its self up anymore they are still small maximum 50 cm for the yellow and about 20 or less cm for the red.. I planted them about 2 months ago :( PLEASE HELP!! (if you really need photos let me know & I will take some & upload)
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Frank2
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27th June 2012 3:54pm
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Phil@Tyalgum says...
Did they have roots on them or were they suckers from someone else's banana plants? I have found that they can virtually disappear and look dead then a green shoot comes up when you least expect it. Maybe it got too cold to plant them out, November is probably the best time of year to transplant suckers. But don't give up until there is just a hole in the ground where you planted them.
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27th June 2012 4:10pm
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John Mc says...
Frank, your location wouldn't be helping much either, western Sydney has been very cold so far this winter. I'm on the coast, just north of sydney and we have experienced tremps as low as 3
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