How To Grow Banana In A Right Way At Home!

Instead of a banana, you can often see the term “banana tree”.

The second is not quite true because the plant does not have a stem or, more precisely, its actual stem develops underground and has a tubular shape. The visible part that we consider to be a stem is, in fact, its leaves – oblong and spirally arranged.

They grow superimposed in one another and form the pseudo-stalk, which is the base of the leaves of the leaves. Finally, banana is one of the highest herbaceous plants in nature and is also called “High Grass”. It can reach a height of 1 to 3 meters at home.

I always wanted to grow a banana tree at home! I did not get until I found these recommendations.

In this article, I will share tips with you about how to grow a strong and fruit bearing tree.

You will know that the banana is a tropical plant and therefore prefers the corresponding humid and warm climate. At home, it is perfectly possible to create conditions suitable for the banana plant. Remember that the banana is a herbaceous plant and therefore you need to be more careful in your care

In fact, indoors the banana can be grown in two ways. At home, it can be planted with seeds or you can buy a ready-to-grow specimen. It should be borne in mind that this will be different plants.

When buying banana seeds, you will plant an uncultivated, wild subspecies that are more stable and reliable, but this banana will give you unfit for consumption seeds filled with seeds. Garden stores often sell selected varieties of bananas that grow vegetatively and after flowering can make you happy with real home-made bananas.

There are specially cultivated varieties of banana dwarfs for domestic cultivation that are less demanding and resistant to disease, such as the Kiev Super Dwarf. These species are not very high,

Reach a height of up to 1.5 meters and are suitable for growing under the conditions of an apartment.

Cultivating a seed banana by buying seeds from banana plants and carefully looking at them, you will notice that they have a relatively healthy shell to break. For starters, this hard shell should be hurt a little, using for example nail file or needle. You do not have to drill the seed, it will be enough to make a few scratches to allow the future germ to easily break the shell.

To seed, the seeds, pick up small pots with a diameter of about 10 centimeters for each individual seed, or you can use long flower trunks for several seeds, leaving a distance of about 15 centimeters between them. A suitable mixture of 4: 1 river sand and peat is suitable for germination substrate, no fertilization is required, only good drainage is required. Distribute

Seeds on the surface of the damp substrate and push them a little, but do not get them to sleep on top, leaving access to light.

Cover the seed pots with foil and place them in a bright place, but not in direct sunlight. Every few days, find the pots to ventilate, and if the substrate is dry, spray with a spray. Do not allow over-wetting of the soil and rot. When a mold occurs, the affected part of the substrate must be removed and the entire surface treated with potassium permanganate solution.