If cut into three or four pieces with each piece then being split lengthwise the old trunk will quickly decompose. The shade from a stand of bananas is generally cooler than regular shade, a well placed hammock will do nicely on a hot summer day.Īfter fruiting, the mother plant which bore should be cut off near ground level, as it can never produce again. We recommend planting Bananas in patches or groves, placing them together in a stand. Spacing should be at around 4′ this will produce a stand or patch. To assure survival, it is easier to dig small suckers, severed very close to the parent rhizome, and pot them for overwintering indoors. rhizome / rootball and all, remove the leaves and store the plant, dry, in a heated area over winter. If you are in a more northern climate you may bring them during the winter. Day temperatures can be in the 80s as long as there’s good air circulation. The ideal night temperature is around 67 F.
bananas prefer Constant WARMTH this is very important.
12 hours of bright light are ideal for most varieties. Bananas are heavy feeders so we suggest that you fertilize every couple of months After your initial watering. Banana Plant Popoulu Red Trunk Plant care and instructions: Watch this video for detailed growing instructionsĭirect Link: Banana Plant Popoulu Red Trunk Care Fertilizerįertilize bananas using any type of high nitrogen organic fertilizer. Ships to the continental United States only. We recommend using only Bio Spectrum organic fertilizer located in our store.
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Grow in zones 8-10 in full or partial sun. Popoulu is a popular Hawaiian cultivar with distinctive rectangular fruit that’s been describe to have a tasty apple-like flavor and an odd salmon pink pulp.
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“4” deep pots, plants are between 4″- 24″ tall “They grow fast!!” Each plant is grown from tissue cultures to be a disease free exact replica of the mother plant. Description Banana Plant Popoulu Red Trunk for Sale!īanana Plant Popoulu Red Trunk for sale.
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