Michelle in Michigan received a Musa basjoo, keeps it in pots, and moves it indoors at night because of chilly temperatures. The leaves are browning at the edges and curling.
The combination of cool nights and overwatering in containers is the likely culprit. Pots can become waterlogged at the bottom, causing root rot. Bananas love water but hate "wet feet."
New growth should emerge healthy once drainage and temperature are managed.
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