I decided to get a jump start on my Ensete Maurelii so that I can have bigger plants to bring outside by the spring time. I purchased these guys 3 weeks ago, and they have since put out a couple of leaves. The only thing I hope for is that their pseudo-stems stay healthy and strong, and giving them light from a south facing window will hopefully be enough.
There are 3 plants total.
November 13th 2012: They looked kind of skinny when they came out of the box.
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Showing posts with label overwintering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label overwintering. Show all posts
Monday, December 3, 2012
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Progress of the musa mekong giant "itinerans"
I tried purchasing musa mekong giant last year however they never made it through the winter when I tried planting them outside. The appeared to still be alive by the spring time however too much moisture in the spring must have killed them out so I ended up ordering a couple more of them from eBay this spring. Here's the links to when I tried them last fall.
http://stevespeonygarden.blogspot.com/2011/10/new-banana-plants-musa-mekong-giant.html
http://stevespeonygarden.blogspot.com/2011/10/fall-update-on-banana-plants-2.html
I bought them as tiny plants in 2 inch pots some time in April of this year to replace the ones I lost last fall.
3 May 2012
Plant 1 on the right, and plant 2 on the left.
http://stevespeonygarden.blogspot.com/2011/10/new-banana-plants-musa-mekong-giant.html
http://stevespeonygarden.blogspot.com/2011/10/fall-update-on-banana-plants-2.html
I bought them as tiny plants in 2 inch pots some time in April of this year to replace the ones I lost last fall.
3 May 2012
Plant 1 on the right, and plant 2 on the left.
Labels:
botany,
cold hardy banana plant,
foliage,
greenery,
growth progress,
huge leaves,
musa itinerans,
nature,
new leaf,
over time,
overwintering,
planting,
rhizomes,
running banana,
time lapse,
tropical northern climate
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Growth of the Musa basjoo throughout 2012
My musa basjoos were successfully over-wintered to about 2ft last year, and they ended up close to 14ft at the peak, but frost is imminent within the next few weeks so they will be going dormant pretty soon. Here's the documentation of the growth all throughout the year.
21 April 2012: I successfully protected them up to around 2ft, and they are already getting up to 4ft within a week.
Left plant
21 April 2012: I successfully protected them up to around 2ft, and they are already getting up to 4ft within a week.
Left plant
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Moso Bicolor growth diary starting from 18 March 2011
18 March 2011; Here's how it looked with 2 tiny, but bushy culms when I got it, and planted it into a 15 gallon container.
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beautiful,
dense foliage,
division,
documentation,
golden culms,
growing boo,
growth over time,
healthy,
juvenile,
leaf drop,
ornamental rare bamboo,
overwintering,
planting,
rhizomes,
tarps,
variagated,
yellowing
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