This is how Bananas grow😳🍌 Long-form vid up on my page!

[@hannafazz2153]

The banana heart (that purple chunck of yum) We make coconut curry, it's really yummy! You should try it.

[@TheRealMeko]

OoOo I have a banana tree I'm growing right now. Would you mind telling me how to make it pretty please?

[@hannafazz2153]

@@TheRealMeko hi there! I make yellow curry, either mild or with birds eye chili. Just with Turmeric. Plenty of recipes here..try searching banana flower/heart coconut curry! The Thai and malay recipe is the best! Good luck!

[@diarythatyouforgot8704]

Not all type of banana flower can be cooked. Some are bitter as hell.

[@kraziecatclady]

I see the flower for sale in the international markets where I live, but I never know what I'm supposed to do with it. When I move, I want to try to grow my own bananas, so if things work out, I might have to look up this recipe.

[@yassine8935]

I buy the canned version and make vegan fried fish with it , it’s super good

[@coffeeandchronicles1232]

Day 171, asking to grow almond plant

[@luisEnrriqueReyes]

Did you mean an almond tree?

[@royalacity]

​@@luisEnrriqueReyesIs a tree not a plant?

[@JoshWitte]

Guess what

[@ajaynagpal5975]

​@@JoshWitte what

[@JoshWitte]

@@ajaynagpal5975 she did it

[@everlyv7905]

And here in Philippines you can cook the “heart of the banana” literally from “puso ng saging (saging is banana”) . Also the inner trunk of banana
You can plant the banana from its seedling or little banana plant hehe

[@starfruitiger]

yesss, banana heart or banana blossom is actually really good as a plant-based alternative for vegetarians or vegans. i made vegan kare kare with puso ng saging substitute and it was actually really yummy 😋🍌🥜

[@kookie_krissy6728]

My science teacher is growing a banana plant, right here in New Jersey!

[@dasnavigon]

In germany there are humans too. But they build boxes or cut them at maybe 1,20 metres and filled the box with some leaves because they would die in winter.

[@Youdontknowmeson1324]

Musa basjoo is very cold hardy it can survive outside in New Jersey probably up to Canada

[@dasnavigon]

@@Youdontknowmeson1324 yes in germany too. But the build boxes as safety. Musa dwarf cavendish is for the indoor urban garden.
I play with my mind to buy a basjoo too and plant they in my garden. I had one out off seeds she was variegata but died because off something

[@MemuJBR]

Fun fact the name banana comes from the Arabic word بنان pronounce banan which also means finger. In Arabic bananas are called mowz موز

[@anniestumpy9918]

Wikipedia says otherwise, probably West African origin.

[@MemuJBR]

@@anniestumpy9918 the fruit is called mouz in Arabic a single fruit is musa and according to Wikipedia the genus is musa. Also Eastern Africa had alot of trade with western part of the Arabian penensula with lots of lingual and cultural cross over back and forth between the cultures Swahili for example has Arabic words.

[@Jay-sf4se]

We call its ass "केला"

[@sauravkarmakar3704]

Hey Jessie, i love your voice and thats the only reason i watch your vidoes. Also love that demon version voice.

[@leisaann]

The bulb is called a sucker in my country. I once lived at a house that had several trees in the back yard. Love bananas

[@FriedFreya]

Day 5 of me begging you to do something, anything about these squirrels. My suggestion: capsaicin or peppermint spritz on the plants.

[@MondeSerenaWilliams]

In Indonesia we cook and eat the banana heart. The texture somewhat resembles fish.

[@shubhodayam]

I love the way you explain

[@rolls_8798]

ain't nobody growing bananas from bulbs.
A banana plant only produces one batch of bananas then dies (like pineapples) but they also grow suckers/pups - little baby plants next to the parent (like pineapples). These are either left in place, and the parent is cut down, or taken out and transplanted (like pineapples) to produce their own bananas.
You can start with one banana plant and grow many, but it will take a few cycles.

[@Pike737]

All parts of the plant are useful, only the leaves and outer bark are not edible, the rest can be cooked into tasty dishes, outer bark is used for making ropes, leaves are used as a plate.

[@thesilentone4024]

Fun fact most wild bananas have seeds and most man eaten bananas have been bread to not have seeds because people don't wont them.

[@AstroFreakz]

i remember playing with the “hands” when i was little my grandma owned a bananers tree

[@starfruitiger]

Cute!

[@teguhf.2084]

In southeast asia we usually eat that (the flower), especially in indonesia we call it "banana heart"

[@Neetbiolove]

That banana heart is called mocha. It it edible when cooked . It tastes amazing with spice and potato

[@CrowleyFledge]

Bananas are my favorite berry

[@JaydenFamilyVlogs]

That’s awesome sharing 😍Thanks 🔔

[@trypophobia2174]

Fun Fact: The Bud Thing On The Banana Tree Is Actually Edible And Quite Delicious And Its Called The Banana Heart(Puso Ng Saging)

[@summerdaylight1867]

You can make an amazing salad out of banana blossom

[@JoanEvangelista]

Bananas can grow from seeds but it's not the preferred method. The offshoots/pups don't grow from bulbs but from corms.

[@Youdontknowmeson1324]

Musa basjoo banana can grow in Canada very hardy banana doesn’t grow good fruit they have big seeds but at least it could grow the plant all year. They sell the plants online and other cold hardy banana can grow pink fruit called musa velutina also musa itelenis Mekong gaint is very cold hardy to zone 5/6 maybe even zone 4 if protected a lot. Recommend you to get one to test its hardissnesss musa basjoo is the best. There cold hardy because they grow in northern Japan in the mountains and some grow in Himalayas so they evolved to survive.

[@SoMooLand1nine7]

That hanging thang
We called that the heart of banana as what it looks like
Anyways you can cook anything with it. We put it mostly on sinigang 😋
Sometimes if we got more of it we put it on eggroll its delicious ngl ☝🏻 you keep the whole thing tho not judt those fingerlings that didnt grow burt also the one like a cape 🙌🏻

[@Kia11o1]

As an Indian and a person who eats a dozen of banana in a few hours 😋 of the day i am telling you we (Indians )make currys with the bulb and the fruit

[@MannjitaMoirangthemH]

U can eat the flower and also the steam

[@knightwoman6595]

This is why they are such an affordable food, soooo many and year round.

[@knocknockify]

That’s bananas!! 🍌

[@CalHDS2402]

My grandma has a banana plant growing with bananas on it! We live in southern Brighton so they aren’t very big but hopefully if winter isn’t too rough this year they’ll ripen! There is also another banana plant near my house which also has tiny bananas on it!

[@MeLMeLMox]

We call Banana bulb "puso ng saging" which mean "Heart of the Banana's"

[@starfruitiger]

this video: "baby bananas"..
me: scrolling through the comments to find my fellow filipinos........ 👀🍌💜

[@rakiatbalogun8741]

They just magically grow baby plants before the bigger one dies off so they kinda clone themselves in a way and keep coming back every year

[@alisha_a]

banana blossom are one of my favourite things to eat it’s soo good

[@magicwithme246]

Can you grow banana plant from the seeds inside the banana

[@crymeariver5788]

we have many of these in our backyard

[@chosenona516]

Love your content

[@sheldonmurphy6031]

"Dont get any ideas" 😂

[@vibolth488]

Monkeys what?!?

[@anniestumpy9918]

yes the end is cut off mid sentence. I wanna know too 😭

[@starfruitiger]

Same

[@butterlord6868]

Those baby bananas in the banana "heart" is used as a spice or herb in my country's cuisine.

[@starfruitiger]

puso ng saging or banana blossoms are yummy 😋

[@jamess43]

How do you make the tree so short and bear fruit?

[@_hanquokka2000]

In malaysia, we boiled it n eat by dipped it in budu (fish sauce) n eat it with rice🤤

[@ThatBritishHomestead]

Wow never sees this before! I know you can buy them in a can

[@chickenthigh3404]

finally chop the blossom add some seasoning and batter . fry them and make your preferred dipping sauce

[@starfruitiger]

Yummy! what kind of sauce do you prefer?

[@chickenthigh3404]

@@starfruitiger sweet chillie sauce or vinegar

[@starfruitiger]

@@chickenthigh3404 ooh nice. i would try it with peanut sauce too 😋

[@starfruitiger]

@@chickenthigh3404 btw your username i- 😁🤚🏽👏🏽 the thigh is my favourite !!!

[@chickenthigh3404]

@@starfruitiger i tried peanut sauce before but it didn't taste so good 😥 maybe a different mix or recipe would be better. I'll search some recipe online to try or make my own version instead

[@annanimidy7411]

I have banana trees in my backyard and I didn't even know these facts

[@e-pearlm]

wait you didn't know they grow in layers and start off as smol glowers and then grow out of their smol flowers?
also naturally grown bananas usialy still greenish yellow and they taste much better than the ones in the store because the ones in the store are dipped inc chemicals to make the skin yellow but they are usually still unripe
edit: and bananas aren't a fruit its actually a Berry not a herb

[@tarampryce1372]

wow did you grow that plant on your patio?

[@bunnywabbit]

There are so many facts, it's bananas!

[@lolo_chan_]

You can actually eat the bud or idrk what it's called, anyway it's edible and I believe the recipe for cooking it is a traditional Chinese one.
I'll try to search for it again and tell you!!

[@lolo_chan_]

ruclips.net/user/shorts1_XZuHcsCLw?feature=share
Found it ;b

[@nicolle2126]

banana plants are really cool though, almost every single part of it is really useful and used in food from leaf to fruit to blossom to even the wood (you can cook the tree itself and its delicious)

[@me.ndiart]

There are seeds in the fruit and you can plant them. Always hate biting into one, nearly chipped my front teeth.

[@fssl9]

They kinda do grow from seed

[@demiatasha1218]

Its called puso or heart you can cook it and its yummy

[@Ewans_nursery]

Bananas like plantains can be grown from seed

[@Nightmare_Moon_Offical]

I call them planton when they grow in my backyard

[@00ad]

I’ve been trying to grow mine for 4 years, still a foot tall…

[@epiphanese]

Those are plantains?

[@starfruitiger]

LOL they are tho 😭🤧
(also, are you dominican? 🤔)

[@yanjijay6752]

The banana flower is also edible atleast I love eating the canned ones

[@seiyuokamihimura5082]

Papaya is also a giant herb.

[@kamranki]

You should have tried growing from a banana seed 😁

[@shafa2847]

வாழைப்பூ 😍

[@starfruitiger]

yes! we eat this in filipino cuisine too! we call it banana blossom or banana heart 🍌❤️

[@99thmonkeyresonance66]

What are those tiny stick things, underneath the petal/leaf you pulled off of a "bulb" at the end?!

[@growithjessie]

those are the banana fingers!!

[@99thmonkeyresonance66]

@@growithjessie ahhh, I see what you did. It's pretty weird how a LOT of these plants actually grow, compared to how we assume they grow🤯👀 (sorta like the mushrooms / mycelium kingdom, too)

[@starfruitiger]

​​​​​@@99thmonkeyresonance66 they are also known as banana blossoms and you can eat them (not raw!! well idk about that but i have only had them cooked. there's also canned banana blossoms.) ! the bulb is called "puso ng saging" which means "heart of banana" in filipino, and the blossoms can be fried/sautéed, or throw into stews/soups, or incorporate in a salad. it has a slightly flowery taste and kind of like a mushroomy texture 😋✌🏽🍌

[@pedallog6378]

Dapat pinusuan mo para tumaba yung mga sapad.

[@briannayoung5412]

How long does it take for a banana tree to grow?

[@prayertrain2651]

1 year

[@briannayoung5412]

@@prayertrain2651 Thanks!

[@hollyfalk1753]

But aren't those black specks in a banana the seeds? 🤷

[@DH-gq7bm]

They are

[@DH-gq7bm]

They grow from seeds though. Bananas have seeds

[@kingsibalowo6595]

What's that thing at the end

[@stinkyfinger777]

Is it pronounced "herb" or "erb"? I always thought the 'h' was silent.

[@dana102083]

I couldnt hear you after I saw the spider web. 😳

[@cutebtsjk6925]

Bananas are too small first time i am seeing

[@ginadrawzsumstuf9347]

Kid named finger:

[@ITSTHENEONLEONNNNN]

that means I can say I ate someone’s fingers

[@magicwithme246]

Please try it

[@ligidaasok6244]

You can actually suck out the nectar from that thing you called "fingers"

[@detroit7543]

They bear fruits only once per tree i heard

[@Youdontknowmeson1324]

Musa basjoo banana can grow in Canada

[@lazyslistener]

Unfortunately the world will one day not have bananas, and I'm not saying you won't be able to get one. I'm just saying you won't see them in abundance. Banana is fighting a war with a fungus that shows us no weakness

[@justvibing1601]

You have a north american accent yet you pronounced the "h" in herb might you be canadian. Because Americans don't pronounce it across the board and canadians are about 50 50

[@evolionbot]

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[@flatbedladyv2191]

Here is another fact: most commercial.bananas are clones

[@dontknowstilldontknow7195]

THIS IS BANANAS

[@starfruitiger]

B A N A N A S

[@skeleshmoke]

Bananas are berries??

[@starfruitiger]

yes and also eggplant are berries too.

[@swickyyy7377]

i think g is the biggest herb in the world

[@simplyhappy420]

But each banana tree only produces fruit once

[@starfruitiger]

IKRFR

[@melissaspake7727]

No they are referred to as herbs pronounced ERBS.. lol not hirbs

[@_.Sophia._.Johnson._]

herb Herb H-erb HERB

[@Potatoalex538]

And now we know why monkey😂

[@transdimensionalantics8526]

So many sound effects

[@Dr.RatioSnail]

Good now don't grow a banana tree in canada without a greenhouse.

[@oxycotin]

that’s not bananas

[@starfruitiger]

plantain?

[@potatoguy5428]

Where's the 👹

[@Bannanananna]

I can proof this is false

[@Liyahhbabyyy]

WHAAT WERE U SAYING ABOUT THE MONKEY??

[@shelldie8523]

With the exception of American bananas.. A lot of bananas do have seeds lady, viable growable 😈SEEDS😈

[@edricwong8827]

Kid named finger: