The first wave of pups will become your next fruiting stems—leave them.
When a second pup appears and has at least two leaves of its own, sever it vertically with a long spade along the mother's pseudostem, dig it up, and relocate. This maintains a steady cycle of fruit‑bearing stems.
Bananas are resilient; this method maximizes yield in a small space.
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