Extreme Dwarf Cavendish Banana Separation from Parent Plants. A must See...
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Needed to do some Extreme Banana Plant Separation for multiple Dwarf Cavendish Banana suckers. Very tight and difficult separations to make, but I got close up and personal. Hope you enjoy.
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your patience and understanding of the plant are evident and amazing.
nice video and very helpful
Thanks
Thank you
You're welcome
Wow great teaching method. Will try this. Thanks❤
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if you lowered the ground underneath the plants so it becomes lower than the ground or at least on the same level you wouldn’t have the ants issue because when the soil surface beside the plants is higher than the ground level it will be an invitation to the ants to come because it works as a home for them, allah knows best
Thanks
in Florida the red ants are everywhere high and low lol
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Hi Sam do you sell any of your Banana Pups?
Hi Jason I do not mainly because it's to much trouble for just a few bucks.
This is an extreme separation. I just separated my banana plants and this is no joke. I actually broke one shovel. 😮😮
Great explanation.
Thank you for the indepth visual description of how to get Banana pups ...
Definitely worth watching.
I have learned a lot.
Best wishes 🙏🏽
Awesome! Thank you!
Could you dig a big shovel full of soil with the ant mound and drop it off for your chickens?
I tapped the thumbs up 👍 button to feed the algorithm monsters.
What was that that fell in the hole at 16.05,6
that looks like it was a tree frog, I have thousands of them around my property and they like to hang out on my banana plants.
I've found that its ok if the pup doesn't have any roots when you remove it as long as it has a nice corm to grow new roots. It seems to me that many or most of the existing long roots get damaged and rot black anyway when I recieve banana pups in the mail. I recieved a 2ft tall Dwarf Brazilian pup with a very large corm but no roots at all, and it grew new roots in a couple weeks.
that is correct, you could just cut / trim all the roots off. when shipping most trim them all. when just potting or transplanting, it is best to leave some root on, especially for the larger size plants. the more root the more nutrient's and water that plant will have. if you looked closely I only left the nice roots on the corm. Thanks for your input.
do you use potting bought soil or native soil and does it have to be sterilized?
If you give your chickens too many Banana leaves to eat, will their eggs start tasting like Bananas?
new variety the egg banana, I think I will scramble them lol
there seems to be a link with , if propagation is by water suckers only , over number of generations each new clump started becomes more dwarf , and with propagation by sword sucker only over number of generations each new clump started becomes taller . ( so two different clumps with the same genetics , express there genes differently as epigenetically they have different genes switched on and off )
that's interesting, first time I heard that. thanks for you knowledgeable insight. :-)
Loved the video. Learned a lot. Just wish I knew what kind of trees I have inherited. You know where to find out?
you will need to wait till they produce Bananas
Excellent! Thank you.
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I'm jealous your Dwarf Cavendish have buds! Mine have none yet, very close but not yet. You reminded me to go trim off some bottom leaves at sunset.
not to worry, you will soon be enjoying yours lol 🙂
What’s up bro I love your banana plant!! Quick question I’m a new plant dad and I’m seeing how dynamic it is to actually have plants especially tropical ones when it comes to grow lights, humidifiers, etc and wanted to ask about electricity cost and how to keep them down because I can already tell this will take a toll on that electricity bill and wanted to see if you just have to bite the bullet or is there anyway to keep cost down. Thanks!!
I AM LEARNING A LOT WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS ON GROWING DWRAF BANANAS; I JUST BOUGHT MY PLANT ONE MONTH AGO. IT IS DOING WELL IN PARTIAL SHADE. IS IT OKAY TO MOVE IT TO FULL SUN NOW?
i often don't get roots on mine. my success rate is pretty low on my banana variety.
sorry to hear that, give it a try like I have shown and you will be getting some roots for sure. Good luck.
How many plants do you recommend to keep on each mother plant for fastest fruit production? 3?
Where do you get your banana plants from?
Hi Jacob, mainly shipped from Banana farmers.
Very informative video. Thank you!
Thanks a lot. I have learnt a lot. Added knowledge to knowledge.
Intresting
Always something new. Thanks