Bananna plant growth

[Kenny Song <kensong at pc_jaring.my>]

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>have 2 bananna plants in a 2.5 gallon tank: this am (8 est) I took the
>measurments, they are as follows:
>
>PH: 6.8, kH: 2~;  Fe: 0.5 - .1 ppm;  No3 60 ppm;  Co2:  10 mg/Q
>
>some of the stalks are aboutg 8.5 inches (22cm) long.  From all the
>literature i've read on this species they state growth is about 4 - 6"
>(10 - 15cm)  Is what i've been reading mistated or is something going
>wrong/exceptionally right in this case?
>
>Ed
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I have 2 bananna plants too, and one of them have a stalk that reach the
surface (12 inches). Are your leaves red? Mine is a pale green with red
spots. Not very attractive.

Kenny Song
Penang, Malaysia 
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