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Bananas
hunter_m_gw

Why does my banana do this?

15 years ago

Sometimes I will look at my banana tree and one of the leaves looks all droopy and sad. Then I look at it the next day and it is all spread out. Why does it do this?

Thanks!

-Hunter

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