Urgent Help With Banana Tree
iKandyXotics
11 years ago
This Banana Tree was grown indoors next to a sunny window. The leaves started looking rough( not opening constantly folded) so I set it outside for more sunlight. I noticed today the leaves started doing this?? Do I need to bring it back inside or what is going on??Thanks :)
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