Ensete ventricosum
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Comments (1)I'd give it a few weeks and then be very careful with the roots, they tend to be delicate when transplanting. Congrats on your new baby nana :>) Christine...See MoreEnsete ventricosum
Comments (3)I also have an E.vent from seed and I am going to cold store it like the E vent maurellii.Have always stored the reds dormant but have never tried the green.You have no space for pants you say!!!!...See MoreEnsete Ventricosum seed harvesting
Comments (1)Hi Steve, isn't it easier for it to shoot new bud than harvest from the seed. I'm currently in love with that plant. Melbourne zoo has one here, it grows so huge....See MoreEnsete ventricosum brownleaf
Comments (6)It really needs to be in a larger pot. The newer leaves look healthy so the stress that caused the older yellowing leaves has passed, and it was most likely too much water without letting the soil dry out a bit in between waterings....See More- 21 years ago
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