Thanks, Sandor. Spring will be mostly working on the front yard and the new property on the coast. Lots more new plants in the future, so long as the CEO approves the budget 🤣
How do you get those bananas to grow that big. I have Musa bashoo in Cape May NJ, also zone 8. They grow back every year but they don't get any taller than maybe 60inches.
Right next door in Sumner. I've had mixed results from seeds personally. What type of palms do you have? Trachycarpus palms are the most common around here. For seeds to be viable, you have to have both a male and female tree and the female flowers must be pollinated from the male flower.
Congrats on a great growing season and looking forward to seeing what's in-store for next year! Cheers 🍻
Thanks, Sandor. Spring will be mostly working on the front yard and the new property on the coast. Lots more new plants in the future, so long as the CEO approves the budget 🤣
Looks good! Another great growing season about to be in the books!
Always a little sad.
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Wow they got huge this year man
They got about the same size as last year so I'm guessing that's about as big as they'll get for me.
How do you get those bananas to grow that big. I have Musa bashoo in Cape May NJ, also zone 8. They grow back every year but they don't get any taller than maybe 60inches.
Daily water on an automated drip and weekly fertilizer during growing season using banana fuel.
We do you live? Iam from puyallup. I have a lot of seeds on my palm tree I just don’t know how to grow them from seeds
Right next door in Sumner.
I've had mixed results from seeds personally.
What type of palms do you have?
Trachycarpus palms are the most common around here. For seeds to be viable, you have to have both a male and female tree and the female flowers must be pollinated from the male flower.