Hey Sam. I am a young man from Houston Texas, and I would just like to start off with saying that your property of bananas in incredible. The amount of time and effort it takes to maintain a property like that is amazing, and has really inspired me in my banana journey. I am a banana enthusiast, and after a year of growing, on of my believed "Blue Java trees," is fruiting, and after watching all your videos comparing the two, I believe they are really Namwahs ice cream bananas. Now I understand that after a devastating hurricane, this might be the last thing on your mind, but i was wondering if I could possible buy the real, genuine Blue Java banana from you. Or, if you knew of any growers, or channels in the U.S. that do sell any. Thanks, and I hope your Hurricane Cleanup goes well.
Ouch, knee trouble. I think you might need a flail-mower as much as I do. Though I've never used one. With a flail mower you could just crush all that down to the ground with your machine & chop it up beside the plants. I want one for my small wildflower plot.
yes, sir, I twisted it, but I still need to manage all my plants. I have to cut back by hand, you just don't want to cut back to the ground. cutting just under the bends will allow new growth to happen faster.
14:53 wow you've got a lot of bananas. 10/10. I've got a dozen spots now so hopefully I get a rack like yours next year.
I had lol, cutting back to make a recovery and new growth.
Hey Sam. I am a young man from Houston Texas, and I would just like to start off with saying that your property of bananas in incredible. The amount of time and effort it takes to maintain a property like that is amazing, and has really inspired me in my banana journey. I am a banana enthusiast, and after a year of growing, on of my believed "Blue Java trees," is fruiting, and after watching all your videos comparing the two, I believe they are really Namwahs ice cream bananas. Now I understand that after a devastating hurricane, this might be the last thing on your mind, but i was wondering if I could possible buy the real, genuine Blue Java banana from you. Or, if you knew of any growers, or channels in the U.S. that do sell any. Thanks, and I hope your Hurricane Cleanup goes well.
Ouch, knee trouble. I think you might need a flail-mower as much as I do. Though I've never used one. With a flail mower you could just crush all that down to the ground with your machine & chop it up beside the plants. I want one for my small wildflower plot.
yes, sir, I twisted it, but I still need to manage all my plants. I have to cut back by hand, you just don't want to cut back to the ground. cutting just under the bends will allow new growth to happen faster.