Brown, moldy spots on the pseudostem of a potted banana signal root rot from restricted root space. The corm needs vast soil volume to manage water; pots keep it too wet.
Even large containers eventually bind banana roots. The corm rots because water cannot drain fast enough. No container size solves this long-term.
Plant in the ground in spring. If climate prohibits, accept the plant as a temporary ornamental and replace when it declines.
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