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| Hi all,
I have a new banana plant and I'm curious about what to do with it. I have it in a pot and I'm switching from dragging it outside but I really want it inside so I drag it back indoors on occasion. Should I stick it in the back yard with the most sun, or put it out front where it gets morning sun but blocked off from the afternoon heat? Or is it OK to let it grow inside the house with the window up for it to get sun during the day? I also wanted to learn about what to feed it, outside of watering it when it's dry. Any tips or other banana plant trees? It's a Musa cavendishii 'Nana' that I got from Spring Hill Nursery.
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Here is a link that might be useful: My Geek Girl Container Garden in Lafayette, Louisiana
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- Posted by christine1950 5a (My Page) on Tue, May 11, 10 at 12:57
| I would keep it in the front with less sun so it wont burn up on you. They prefer to be outside and do grow much better. I use miracle grow food on everything and it's never done me wrong. Your plants looks very happy & healthy. |
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| hello, I have 3 cavendish banana trees, all are in the containers. Any suggestions for a good fertilizer for them. I keep them in my green house in the winter and outside for the rest of the year. Would like to post the picture but don't know how. Can anyone help? Any advices will be appreciated. Dee |
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Here is a link that might be useful: Posting Photos
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| If you want them to fruit you should use a high ratio fertilizer. We have a place here that makes its own: 20-0-30 which I use once a month. I'm not sure what potted bananas will do. They have pretty extensive root systems. |
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