Transplanting & Planting a Banana Pup - Amazing!
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Is it same technique with an icecream tree?
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Hi Jake,
I'm inspired by what you have done to your garden. Had I come across your videos last year when I turned my front yard into a rock desertscape to save water, I would dig down about 1 foot and cover it with wood chips instead. I tried planting trees in that area but none survived. I didn't know why. I asked the folks at the nursery where I bought those trees and also Home Depot/Lowe's, they couldn't tell me why either. I finally had a gardener come by and he said the gravel and rocks are trapping the heat and cooking the roots. That made sense.
I'm so inspired by you that I'm ready to tear up my front yard once again. This time I want to remove 1 foot of the hard clay soil and backfill it with wood chips in the hope that the soil will become fertile next year. I want to plant fruit trees on it.
I want to grow organically. I couldn't help but notice that the water hose you're using may have heavy metal and other toxic chemicals in it. Have you looked into alternative hoses that may be more green and suitable for an organic garden? I would like to get your opinion on that.
Thanks,
Jonathan from Los Angeles, CA
Well I must say this was certainly interesting to watch. I never seem to get enough of the way North Americans plant Bananas. I grew up as the daughter of a Preacher who was a Banana Farmer in the Southern Caribbean islands. The tools the gentle man used to dig up the Banana Sucker as we say looks like a Shovel. We use something called a Spade or Scoop which is long and narrow made of stainless steel and very durable. Especially when you are digging 3 feet deep Banana holes to plant hundreds of Banana Suckers at a time.This kind looks to be from Central America.We have Volcanic soil that makes our Bananas get huge and comes in a variety. Bananas are different than its cousin The Plantain pronounced ( Plan-tin) as we say.This type looks like what we called Green Figs. They are usually tiny like half of a normal Banana. Now I grow Topical house plants in Canada and just got a Rojo Red or Zebrina Banana plant. Very nice video enjoyed the new info. Cheers Charleen.
i always plant the freshly cut banana plants as soon as they are removed from the mother plant, i dont wash them, dont treat them with chemicals, i just plant them and water them heavily and they always grow well
In Florida, we don't bother with all those steps. Cut the pup free, go plant it. They grow quickly without much effort. Just need lots of water. I use an automated system that uses rainwater I've harvested. Maybe other locations require more effort...
That's what I just did and I live in Florida.
@@katrinaharvey9952 same here, I;m in FL and just put the pup in the ground and it will grow like a weed :)
I’m in Southern California and they do fine with little effort as well
I was gunna say we do the same in California lol just pull the pup out n plant it it grows everytime
I'm in Texas and this is the same here. Little effort, they grow like weeds with enough water and light.
Best video in awhile. I lived in fl my whole life and have never got good advice to grow bananas like this. Thank you!
"Chunk of the mother root" = Corm. It is white and bulbous similar to the base of an onion. Your pup should contain ideally about 15-20% of the base mother corm as the corm acts as the brain of the plant. This will not harm the mother plant instead it will only stimulate growth of the mother. To give you an idea exactly of how resilient banana trees are, in hawaii to control weevils which attack the banana trees corm, They pull up the plant violently and quickly with no regard to the base or corm and machete off the outer base of the corm and carelessly remove all affected areas and replant. Imagine shaving your head with a machete... Then the tree is stuck back in the ground and takes off with a new breath of fresh air. These trees are incredibly resilient.
I just bought a small banana tree to plant in my garden. I live in Malta and banana trees grow well here with not much trouble at all. I also have a date palm to replant in my garden
I highly recommend growing ice cream banana in only a few months the thing is 7ft but the biggest thing that I’ve seen is that if you want your banana tree to grow fast it needs full sun after that you get the mother plant and the pup to be the same size and fruit in the same year
Just found your channel trying to transplant banana pups that my neighbor said I could have. Love your content very well put together. So glad I found your channel.
It's so cool that you know about ilang-ilang! Its flowers are very fragrant.
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This is what I want my backyard to look like.
So I just had the pleasure of watching this video I am 3 year late sorry about that. So I live up the street from you I have had Banana trees growing in these huge pots in my backyard. I have had them back there now for about 5 to 6 years . After watching this video I decided to go ahead and plant three of them in the ground . Of course each year the banana trees produced babies so I started out with one tree in a pot now I've got like five or six trees in one pot. So anyway I just wanted to say thank you for sharing the video I appreciate your backyard and I like your lifestyle as far as growing stuff. So thank you.
Excellent.
We are planting ice creams with arabica Coffee plants underneath, here in Punta Gorda, FL.
Thanks for the tips. Will be trying!
Surround the banana tree trunk with chicken wire fencing then pack that with mulch to protect the tree through the winter now that's a lot of work but I like that but what I did also worked but wasn't as pretty I used the plastic that was used to cover mattresses to wrap around the trunk of the tree and it worked perfectly for the whole season
i have that banana flowering in my garden !!!
Cutting the leaves was news to me, great tip will try.
Sigmund Q. Freud - yeah this also applies to cuttings.
When I was younger I remember we just dig the pup then plant it immediately. It survives without any problem. Maybe some of them die but I thought they died because we failed to water them.
you need to let the corm dry in the sun first .the reason some died is cause they will rot if you don't dry them first as they are mostly made of water
I successfully grafted a purple hibiscus onto a red tree so now it blooms both purple and red. This spring I will add yellow and orange.
Wow nice banana tree and for free it's in good hands.
Hey Jake, maybe in exchange for the great looking banana plant you could get Joey a new shovel with a fiberglass handle. Wish I could grow some tropicals her in NorCal. Maybe some day I'll get brave and give it a try.
DW Marschall - Hello DW have you gotten brave yet it's been a year, some advice 'The Time Is Now ! !'
Jake ! When your banana plant bloom to such point you need to cut the flower off, you slice it thinly put it in salt water as you slice to take away the sap, make banana blossom salad or saute
I must try Joy's recipes those are my three favourite flavours in the world I can't believe I've never thought of combining them before especially with the dehydrated banana chip. OMG that sounds amazing can't wait to taste. Thanks for the idea. I'm going to get hoped up on banana Oreo's. Lol love
Excellent. Thank you!
lol that shovel.
Man! I love Joe's spirit! Seems so nice! Gonna go check out his pages
Thanks!
What you are teaching is the Natu-eco farming method of Professor Shripad A. Dabholkar of India and "Shizen Noho" of Masanobu Fukuoka of Japan.
Great video I must admit nice work this gave me a lot of knowledge 👍🏻
Last time i go to rawr super foods garden
So inspiring! I must get property in Cali to start growing my own! :-)
So cool
amazing ending
I thought Joey told you to let the pup dry in the shade three days and then soak it in the solution. You did the soaking first then let it sit in the shade. Was I mistaken or is there a reason you did it this way? My bananas in Florida have lost all leaves for two years and I will now be moving them to a south side of the house protected area and hope they do well. We are in north Central Florida and these banana trees previously did extremely well near Tampa and produced 90-110 bananas on each stalk each year. I am hoping for a similiar measure of success. Thank you for the video.
Hello,
I think he did let it dry in shade as told cause the plant looked pretty dry when he was planting it in maybe he just skipped that bit between for us to assume it's done already & the benefit of having this all in one video ?
Thanks, happy gardening.
LoL from Australia!!!!!!dont waste your time doing all this, bananas grow like weeds,dig out the sucker and shove it in the ground give it some water,BTW icecream bananas are called Blue Java i grow them.
wow
Nice, thanks Jake.
thank you!
its so so amazing may God richly bless you.
Love it
Good videos
This is awesome! I love Joey Motta! And his delicious goldfinger nanas :)
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Awesome loved the tips and the video. I need to come visit u one day. I have all kinds of fruit trees avocado to citrus to fig trees. I live in Maine so It's a short grow time. I bring the in side for the winter. It's a lot o work but I could be happy if did have them😁
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Too windy for bananas! Come TO Ecuador! You will love it there!
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I like your channel,interesting topic
20:45 overwatering a banana tree.
It is virtually impossible to overwater a banana tree.
Yes, you can drown a banana tree in stagnant water however you can't overwater a banana tree in sandy soil or in soil in which the water passes through it so as long as the water just doesn't sit there -- banana trees it will only take what it wants
I miss your garden.
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In heavy clay, should I even dig? Should I just bring sandy loam to mound up? I want cherry, stone fruits, etc.
Lol, that's a cool dude right there.
Wow your videos are AWESOME!!!!
Could you not have planted the pup with the solution that you soaked it in? with the azomite and seaweed, and mycorhyzzal? And he said to water 2-3 times a week?? hmmm... great video, always questions, ha, until we do it ourselves...thank you
Beautiful explanation
Love the info, thanks for providing this Jake! 🤘🍻
Plant mangoes, you got a great place and climate too. Buy imported mango plants from Pakistan. We have the best of the world.
Really great video!
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Question? Can you separate the pup from the mother when its small? Shall I let it get bigger? Thank you
Hey! Jack . Do you how to plant banana up side down? It very easy and growing good.
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I am the omnivore man. BTW great video man.
Could you please tell me where you live since you can really plant those healthy banana trees?
so my question would be why did you wait so long to detatch the shoot from the mother plant, lol when it was small it was easy to take off, now its a job and a half
Do you know how many shovels I’ve snapped the same way? 🤣
thanks!! every educational. i hate the fact i bought banana trees and didnt know what kind i got, but found out they are gold fingers.... whats that tool called, i think mines are like 5 months old. you still gona show how you made the water way system?
That’s not a Goldfinger though, its a Dwarf Namwah!
I suggest that you have to plant it the opposite way to make it bear fruit faster.
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this guy has a huge yard of fruit trees.
I bought a small banana plant from a nursery and it has a very small banana pup in the same container. Should I try split it now and plant it or wait until they are more mature before trying to split them?
CitrixSA Guru smart plant is easier to handle and keep alive. I would go ahead and split the plant and grow it . Let us know how it goes. Thanks
Hey Jake! How are these guys doing since your tree fell down? Did you get any bananas this May? I just bought two goldfingers!
Great videos.... 😊😀
I have transplanted three dwarf banana trees in pots. Now they have pups. However, none have produced bananas. I live in Grass Valley, Northern California. It's very hot in summer and very cold in winter. I just watched your video on transplanting banana pups. I also have a small house rabbit who uses Timothy hay, and I'll start using it with her poop as mulch. Any suggestions for producing bananas on dwarf trees? Thanks. Shirley
Must be at least 3 years old, rich compost, no freezing temperatures below 30 degrees F. (if so, plant it close to the house or give it a burlap blanket)
My uncle is a banana pro, one time i remember he lit fires around a rare banana he had, on extra cold nights. He then upgraded to heaters.
Hey jack you are garden wery wery nice 😙😙😙😙
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How did that banana plant do? Did you get it to fruit.? If so, how long did it take.?
Don’t need to let it dry just stick it in the ground
What is the temperature and wind like in the Winter there? I am from Southern Oregon. I am growing a banana tree and a couple of Avocado trees but have to bring them in for the Winter months.
PanJammi It gets down around the mid to low 30s in the winter. Not a lot of wind or rain either. And it's only cold for a couple of months before it starts to heat up again.
Did I hear correctly Glendale, Arizona? I did not know you can grow tropical and subtropical plants there. Did I hear correctly?
Great video! What is that banana tool called? I need to order one. Thanks!
What is around the trunk of the loquat? I just found an old one in the back of the new house, but it looks like it needs some TLC
Its a lot easier to do very small pups
How do you do so much gardening and never seem to get any dirt on you?
+Michael McMillan You haven't seen his palms ;-)
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Skillz...and...grow Loofah! ;)
great video, so what can be used if we dont have that seaweed solution?
Valerie Anderson - I guess just normal water without the mixture it is a booster to have it but not a necessity.
Get simple nori sushi wraps and pop a few in a gallon jug and add the recommended amount of mollases to it... now you have super plant food after a few weeks wait
Why don't you try the Philippines Banana chips very crunchy!
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HEALTH IS WEALTH Thank you!
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hi jake ,thanks to internet ,i 've been able to watch your banana demo plantation ,and it is quite instructive,and i shall be grateful if can let know the powder you use whilst planting,please.thank you very much ,i am vikash from mauritius jsland in the indian ocean.
I purchased 2 large banana trees from Lowes (8ft tall) that I will plant in the backyard. Do I need to prune them? or just plant them?
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Nice job Sir, What happened this banana plant current year? please send me photo or video. Thank you!
Sweet Banana planting tutorial Jake! Keep it up.
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Its been 3 yrs now how is it doing. :")
How did you disinfect the cut on the mother-plant ?
lack of shovelmanship.
Igonna pick the banana heart
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i want the leaf hahahahh
Did u know even banana flowers are edible and used in many traditional recipes in india. Search banana flower recipes on internet