What kind of chips do you use and could you reply with your recipe for compost tea. I only have a small space so I have to banana trees which both have two pups.
I did exactly like urs but mines died Back and had a New one bust from the side why mines donde continúe to grow I live in the islands..its,rains every other week
Are you sure that tall one is a Goldfinger? Looks like a Dwarf Namwah to me due to the all green trunk and lack of Black spots and red on the trunk, as well as how thick the trunk is. The goldfingers I have and others I've seen have a lot of Red and Black on the trunk.
Hi Yes, I have the FHIA-01 Goldfinger Banana it's a hybrid dessert banana that was developed and released by FHIA in 1988. These plants are cold and wind-tolerant and produce high-quality fruits and are widely distributed for subsistence and commercial cultivation. The female parent was a Dwarf Brazilian/Dwarf Apple and still carries that nice apple flavor, making it an excellent dessert banana and is mostly eaten raw when ripe. The ripe fruit has a sweet-acid, apple flavor that is similar to the mother plant. The cut fruit does not turn black upon exposure to the air so it is good to use in salads. It is also excellent to cook with while green such as sliced and fried.
Hey Sam! I have an odd issue going on as this video is right on time. I have a mother plant that almost all the pups are outgrowing it in height. So I removed all but one now the one pup is about to pass it up. Should I just cut or remove the mother plant and let this pup take over? -N
@@GardenMack Hi if there is only one pup on the parent plant, just leave it and let it do its thing. I usually leave two pups on the parent plant. if I remove any.
Hello Sam. I live in Nebraska and have tried to root 15-20 pups from my musa basjoo in pots and haven’t gotten any to live. I’ve tried different combinations of soil, putting them in shade and sunlight, in the house and out, removing the leaves, trimming the roots back, letting them dry for a day before planting and I can’t get even 1 to live. I’ve tried everything that has been suggested on many videos. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Yes, you may want to come over to my Banana group ( the link is in the description of the video) then you can post photos and so can I. you should not be having a potting problem at all?
Hey sam! I have a banana plant where ths pups are out growing the mother plant. I took out all but one but now this pup is about to pass up the mother plant. Should i remove or cut the mother plant? -N PS this is a Veinte Cohol
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What kind of chips do you use and could you reply with your recipe for compost tea. I only have a small space so I have to banana trees which both have two pups.
I did exactly like urs but mines died Back and had a New one bust from the side why mines donde continúe to grow I live in the islands..its,rains every other week
Are you sure that tall one is a Goldfinger? Looks like a Dwarf Namwah to me due to the all green trunk and lack of Black spots and red on the trunk, as well as how thick the trunk is. The goldfingers I have and others I've seen have a lot of Red and Black on the trunk.
Hi Yes, I have the FHIA-01 Goldfinger Banana it's a hybrid dessert banana that was developed and released by FHIA in 1988. These plants are cold and wind-tolerant and produce high-quality fruits and are widely distributed for subsistence and commercial cultivation. The female parent was a Dwarf Brazilian/Dwarf Apple and still carries that nice apple flavor, making it an excellent dessert banana and is mostly eaten raw when ripe. The ripe fruit has a sweet-acid, apple flavor that is similar to the mother plant. The cut fruit does not turn black upon exposure to the air so it is good to use in salads. It is also excellent to cook with while green such as sliced and fried.
Hey Sam! I have an odd issue going on as this video is right on time.
I have a mother plant that almost all the pups are outgrowing it in height. So I removed all but one now the one pup is about to pass it up.
Should I just cut or remove the mother plant and let this pup take over?
-N
@@GardenMack Hi if there is only one pup on the parent plant, just leave it and let it do its thing. I usually leave two pups on the parent plant. if I remove any.
@@TheFrugalHugelGardener ok thank you!
-N
Hello Sam. I live in Nebraska and have tried to root 15-20 pups from my musa basjoo in pots and haven’t gotten any to live. I’ve tried different combinations of soil, putting them in shade and sunlight, in the house and out, removing the leaves, trimming the roots back, letting them dry for a day before planting and I can’t get even 1 to live. I’ve tried everything that has been suggested on many videos. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Yes, you may want to come over to my Banana group ( the link is in the description of the video) then you can post photos and so can I. you should not be having a potting problem at all?
Ahhh shukks. It’s facebook and I unfriended them years ago. Anyhoo I enjoy your videos and like and subscribe.
Hey sam! I have a banana plant where ths pups are out growing the mother plant. I took out all but one but now this pup is about to pass up the mother plant.
Should i remove or cut the mother plant?
-N
PS this is a Veinte Cohol
I would leave the one, so you have a replacement to take over.