The Ultimate Guide to Growing Bananas: Mastering the Art of Cultivation
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Welcome to our channel! In this comprehensive video, we delve into the fascinating world of banana cultivation, offering you everything you need to know to successfully grow your own bananas at home. Whether you're an enthusiastic gardener, a fruit lover, or simply someone intrigued by the idea of cultivating your own tropical paradise, this video is for you!
Join us as we cover every aspect of banana growing, from selecting the right banana variety to nurturing and harvesting your bountiful crop. Our expert horticulturists have poured their knowledge into this detailed guide, ensuring that you'll have all the tools and information necessary to embark on your banana-growing adventure.
Here's a glimpse of what you'll learn:
1. Introduction to Bananas: Discover the fascinating history and varieties of bananas, including their nutritional benefits and global significance.
2. Choosing the Right Banana Plant: Learn about different banana varieties and how to select the ideal plant for your climate, available space, and personal preferences.
3. Planting and Soil Preparation: Get hands-on advice on preparing the soil, selecting the right location, and planting your banana tree or rhizome for optimal growth.
4. Banana Tree Care: Explore the essential care routines for your banana plants, including watering, fertilizing, pruning, and protecting against pests and diseases.
5. Banana Tree Propagation: Unveil the secrets of propagating banana plants through suckers, corms, and tissue culture, enabling you to expand your banana grove.
6. Harvesting and Ripening: Discover the signs of a ripe banana and learn the best techniques for harvesting, handling, and ripening your bananas to perfection.
7. Troubleshooting Common Issues: Identify and troubleshoot common problems that may arise during your banana growing journey, ensuring your plants stay healthy and thriving.
Whether you're aiming to create a lush tropical getaway in your backyard or seeking a rewarding gardening experience, this ultimate guide to growing bananas will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to succeed. So, grab your green thumbs and let's dive into the wonderful world of banana cultivation together!
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I've watched several banana tutorials, but this one was the most crucial 🙏 Thank u
Lonnie certainly has some of the best looking banana trees I've seen! I can't wait till my banana trees grow enough to fruit. The hurricanes flooded the area my banana trees were planted and to save them Ivdug them up and repainted on a little bit higher ground.
Thank Goodness!! Got it finally. GROWING BANANAS FOR DUMMIES!!! BEST VIDEO EVER..
Awesome video and info 👍
Best Banana vid I've seen yet.
Love it! So glad it answers some questions!
Thanks! The best banana growing info I have found for my area. I'm in se Marion county. Moss bluff area. Have some unknown variety that I acquired from the west side of the county 24 years ago. Most years I get 3-4 clumps of bananas. Due to the cold and the fact that here there was very little rain from Thanksgiving till may I got none this year. Have a clump of about 25 plants with many big beautiful stalks but know that this time of year they don't have time to ripen before colder temps. Had 46 degrees this morning.... I will cut and feed the bigger ones to the goats and cow over the coming weeks and regroup for next year...
I'm enjoying going thru your videos. TY!
Thanks! I appreciate you!
Good talk! I like the method of getting down the tall bunches. 🔪 Thanks!
Just a couple minutes in and you've answered my top 5 huge questions about bananas. Really appreciate thus vid. I'm in zone 8a Texas. Love y'alls vibez
Peace N Love
We can cook the inner core of the stalk also. And the small fingers inside the flower
In Germany I grow bananas and papaya, pineapple in my warm house
Definitely the best I’ve seen about banana trees but need to double check this, I’m a total newbie and don’t want to do it wrong... I’m in FL 9b/10a, I have a dwarf namwa and ice cream banana plants. The main stalks on both are full sized with about 12 leaves each, it’s now Jan 10, should I cut those beauties down to give energy to the small pups?
It's hard to determine what you should do without knowing the age of your stalks
Hey Neighbor, I live over in Orange City and started growing truly tiny bananas this season. I have very limited grow space and the majority of my garden is container including the banana plants. I recently moved them to 10gallon fabric grow bags and was wondering if that would be as big as I needed to go for this species or bigger. I have the 25 gallon bags but was reserving them for potatoes this year. Thanks in advance and enjoy your Sunday
It's hard to fruit them in pots, not impossible, just hard, they're real hungry plants. I'd go as big as possible so the corm can expand
i had no idea bananas are berries
Do you sell plants
Yes in our nursery and online store
Would you still use ashes on your bananas if you knew your soil had a pH on the higher side? 👀
I use ash because it's what bananas need, in a living soil things balance themselves out so a ph test is not needed.
@@thereidfarm1 that makes sense. I did one test when we first bought this land and the pH was 11 in the area where I wanted to put my garden. It was where the pastured sheep left most of their manure. Everything grew just fine though and I haven’t tested since then. Banana trees are huge and very productive, so perhaps things have balanced out since then since I only use compost and mulch. The only purchased amendment I sometimes use is worm castings. Thanks!
Dont use 2x4🤪