How To Grow Bananas at Home - Complete Growing Guide

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In this episode we cover the specifics on growing bananas. We hope you will enjoy, and click the subscribe button as it does help us, and help you too! Buy Bananas HERE: http://www.LarrysOrchids.com/collections/bananas Buy Fertilizer HERE: http://www.larrysorchids.com/collections/fertilizers Check us out @ http://www.LarrysOrchids.com

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hi
awhile ago you showed an orchid that had a lot of air roots. I would love e to know what other was, if you remember, I mean the air roots were the size of the plant ad I remember. thanks alvin

I live in the desert and it gets to 108 would I live here without dying

....SO, WHEN are we going to SEE how to - QUOTE: "How To Grow Bananas at Home - Complete Growing Guide" - ???????? As that is what the video is called.... Waist of time !!!

How do you know the pot s big enough for the plant?

Moved in a house with a banana tree planted in the back
Now I know how to take care of it! I was over watering it before -_-

this guy talk so much NO HELP AT ALL

Did Larry's/AuSable close?

u took too long to get to the nitty grityy

Best tasting bananas in the world are the ones grown in the canary islands grew up there and never tasted nicer bananas since

I live in the UK. Will they grow here? If so, where can I buy?

Too much bla bla

do you have any videos on germinating banana seeds

Omg larry i love your banana

Thank you

very nice video, I was curious if you know how big of a root system fully grown and fruiting cavendish bananas can get, I live in florida with lots of sun and rain, problem is the ground will have standing water from time to time so I was wanting to try growing one or two hydroponically but am unsure how much space the roots actually need.

cheater !

I don't know if I believe this presenter. I prefer to get my information from MI gardener... just kidding he is the MI gardener

I have 2 banana trees. Love it.

I hate that everywhere I look they say a lot of fertilizer, this doesn't help me at all I don't know if they mean every couple days every week month what is a lot and how much is a lot. I live in Tennessee and decided to try growing these I have 2 that I bought. I put them in a 1 gal with drain holes, sandy soil with perlite. I picked up 10-10-10 because I found that it was the most talked about everywhere I read. How much and how often should I give it. I have read from every watering (which is everyday i guess) to 1 time a month. Can anyone help me please before I kill these plants and have to start over.

The easiest banana plant to grow is the musa basjoo. It is very cold hardy, looks very cool/impressive as it gets huge - anybody can grow this. It is an ornamental variety(no edible fruit) so unless you live in zone 8 or warmer, its the way to go. Generally planted in the ground(vs. potted) in mid spring and is even hardy enough to survive & return after an Alaskan winter. And like many banana plants, this variety not only gets bigger each year/season, it also multiplies and is easy to separate, move & replant.