Buy Banana Trees, Banana Bulbs and Banana Plants For Spring Planting

Banana trees are easy to grow fast to a fruiting size from field grown banana bulbs. Gardeners find it animated that a tropical look can be grown in Northern states by beginning out by planting large field grown, banana bulbs or whether mature giant banana trees. Vigorous growth on newly planted banana trees usually begins a week or two after replanting, and while the summer months a field grown banana tree can grow a foot in height every week, especially in July and August, when the temperatures exceed 90 degrees F. And the dayLight duration is extended. Watering of newly planted banana trees can damage the plant, if the watering is done before the second new leaf appears; Two or three weeks after the preliminary planting.

After the banana plant leafs out, daily watering can accelerate the maturity of the plant, and in TyTy, Ga when temperatures exceed 95 degrees F, banana trees are watered two or three times every day, resulting in a surge of growth, 17 ft. In some banana cultivars in only four months time. The rapid fast grown of banana trees goes unmatched by any other plant or tree in the U.S., even bamboo plants. In a matter of four months a banana tree can growth in total weight to one thousand pounds, including the weight of the offsets.

In addition to the advantage of flooding the banana trees with water, fertilizer and decaying organic material, such as rotting leaves, magazines and newspapers, and the nutrients are absorbed by the roots of the banana plant, like water is absorbed by a sponge - Newspapers and Magazines spread out above the roots of the banana trees advantage the tree growth by preventing weed competition and providing a suitable growth environment for congregations of insects, fungi, bacteria and worms, all of which degrade the organic material, and many complicated minerals and inorganic chemicals that are recycled into manageable nutritional growth supplements by these earth dwelling creatures.

The chemical compounds of the element potassium seem especially suitable to the growth of banana trees- 40% potash applied directly to the soil. Fertilize with concentrated ammonium nitrate fertilizer that contains about 30% nitrogen in the elemental stage. Ammonium Phosphate will provide the element phosphorous that anchors the plant roots well into the grounds that prevents the banana tree from breaking over from the weight of the newly formed banana bunches while the Fall. The application of nitrogen to banana trees often will cause ultimate acceleration of stem and leaf growth, and the intensification of a deep green leaf color can be for real seen on the day following fertilization, if the banana trees were chlorotic. Magnesium sulfate (Epsom Salts) and chelated iron are also dramatic stimulators to banana trees on sandy southern soils, where those chemical elements are often deficient. Slag which is a residual reasonable biproduct in the design of iron and will recover most mineral deficient soils to an proper fertility level for banana tree vigor.

Cold hardiness potential has been monitored in TyTy, Georgia since the zero degree F ice in January of 1983, when some banana trees that were growing before the ice they were found to be cold hardy climatic characteristic to zero degrees F. Other cultivars of banana trees that survived temperatures much below freezing were collected from freezes in Wichita Falls, Texas, and named "Texas Star" banana trees, and still someone else cultivar collected from snow capped Kilimanjaro Mountain in Africa. The introduction and advertising of cold hardy banana trees through National magazines in the early 1980s was an instant success, and for many years, there was a interrogate for all types of banana trees that could not be filled. That preliminary introduction of cold hardy banana trees has now stimulated the planting of this choice tropical tree to many states and overseas markets. Some major wholesale banana growers now grow containerized banana trees from tissue culture germ plasm.

Many clones of these tissue culture, banana tree cultivars have "run out", just like strawberry plants, Canna lily cultivars, and many others. These "run out" clones of banana tree plants are weakly growing, stunted plants and usually form offsets that have pointed, sword shaped leaves that etiolate and shrivel in size after disjunction from the mum banana plant. Field grown banana trees usually furnish offsets that have rounded leaves that can be safely separated from the mum banana plant after the appearance of the third leaf. Tissue culture banana production-line plants offered an endless provide of mailorder small plants, but they rarely grew into proper fruit producers. Even the potted banana plants grown from tissue culture in greenhouses produced octopus-like clumps of banana offsets surrounding the mum banana plant, that parasitically drained the energy from the mum plant and they rarely fruited. Field grown banana plants will outgrow tissue culture grown banana plants 10 to 1, and larger bulbs of field grown banana plants will fruit more frequently.

In rating cold hardy banana plants, the Chinese banana tree is estimate one, followed by ensete banana cultivars, however, the ensete banana trees will not furnish offsets unless decapitated, in situ, which military the mum plant to multiply vegetatively. This phenomenon is often observed in many crinum lily cultivars that do not furnish offsets or seed, since they are hybrids. Most commonly, ensete banana tree cultivars are seed forming, and commercially are produced by planting ensete banana seed.

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