I have a string of banana plant that i bought at the beginning of the year. I put it in a corner of the room that did not get enough light and it started to suffer. The "bananas' on it got very stringy and thin. I put it in a spot where it has better lighting and it bounced back a little but a lot of damage was already done. Part of the base of the plant has turned brown and died and most of my strings of bananas browned and died from the top down. However there are still a few left and
growing well. Since I now have the light situation under control I have notices what I think are pups popping up in the soil around the base of the plant. Does anyone have any advice on the live cycle of this plant.
Is the parent plant dyeing and done or will it bounce back?
Do I need to do anything special to help the pups thrive and be healthy?
Any suggestions on pruning or clearing out the dead parts that are still very much wrapped up in some of the healthy parts.
Any information on this type of plant would be greatly appreciated as I really like it and don't want to loose it.