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10 years ago

Haven't been here for a while . I have a musa basjoo. I would like to move it. It is about 3rd generation. I have had bananas on previous plants. Is it a good time now to move it? I will be cutting it down for the winter. Should I cut off the previous dead plants?.......Thanks for any info

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christine1950
10 years ago
I would not move it now, wait til spring and I would cut off any of the already dead plants.Maybe others will have different advice, Good Luck
Christine
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