Over 20 Varieties of Bananas in Florida
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Multiple Varieties of Fruiting Bananas in Florida! Which ones are the best? Of course that is a matter of opinion, climate, geography, etc, but we have over 20 varieties of Bananas- enjoy!
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Always a joy to watch your videos. Your garden is beautiful. You both give me hope that my fruit trees and bananas will fruit too😀
It’s so exciting when all the time and effort you put into your plants pay off:-) thanks for watching!!
Nice to live there for sure.. thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
Thanks for the video. Got five different varieties in Los Angeles Ca. Love watching your tours.
Wonderful! We need to put some more time into collecting more varieties for our collection:-)
Thanks for the banana tour!
Well thank you for watching! Enjoy your Sunday!
That was great to see .. thank you 😊🥰
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!!!
Oh wow, yes! The Blood banana aka Rojo zebrina. A beautiful banana and my favorite for sure. We have some here and they are able to come back from -5F and 2 years of -20F for abt a week.
The whole collection is mesmerizing, but of course the Rojo zebrina Blood banana is my fav
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Wow! This comment had me really excited now! We will have to try and get this variety growing up in Georgia to see if it’ll hold up to the cold winters! That’s really going to be a fun experiment! Thanks for the information!
Watching from London UK 🇬🇧 …such an amazing video, wish we could grow those types of bananas over here !
We can grow Musa Basjoo though 😊
Awesome! Yes a lot of our bananas will die even with a short freeze.
So enjoying the collection of bananas. Here in zone 6a, Louisville, Ky., Have the Hardy Bananas, squirrels seem to dine on our bananas.
Bummer. Our squirrels leave our bananas alone (for the most part). Now the mangoes, passion fruit, and avocados are a different story!!!
What are all the varieties that grow 20 to 30 feet tall with huge leaves. I bought a house about a year with about 10 tall plants about 25 feet huge leaves . Previous owners did not have irrigation reaching plants . Now that I am watering the plant regularly it has multiplied and currently have 4 with fruit that are looking great. My problem is I have no idea what variety I have🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️?? I have been trying to figure it out . The plants are huge and the hands look great . Seems like 3 new sprouts every 3 months popping up also . I love them they are on my canal , wish I knew the type , have scoured the internet
A couple huge varieties we have growing are kandarin, Saba, tall Orinoco, and Praying hands. If you have praying hands it will be obvious by the fruit, the others will be a bit harder to distinguish between. Hope this helps!
i miss my india after seeing your videos. is homesteading property available around there
Yes lots of property is for sale, you really don’t need a whole lot here as you can grow a lot in a small space
@@IslandsnHighlands yeah do you know any good realtor i can talk to please
How long does it take a banana tree to fruit once it is planted?
It depends on the variety and how and where you plant it- if planted in sun, gets lots of water/chop and drop/fertilizer occasionally praying hands, dwarf cavendish, Orinoco, dwarf Brazilian, ice cream/blue Java, namwa, sweetheart, Mysore are ones we have that gave us fruit in a year…once your patch of bananas are established the offspring will bring u fruit quicker. The first plant you buy and plant in our experience is a bit stunted and slower to get going.
@@IslandsnHighlands ok it’s a blue Java, it’s not planted yet cuz it’s too small. It’s been transplanted twice into bigger containers each time. It is in full sun right by where I want to plant it. I’m in zone 10a, southwest florida. I’ve had it about two months. It was only one leaf when I bought it. I have been watering once a day unless it rains, then it gets rain twice. And I do chop and drop. It isn’t even a foot tall yet. But it has five leaves now and another one coming out.
do you know any good realtor in that area.. im looking for little homesteading property there
We don’t know if any realtors who would be able to help, but we wish you the best of luck finding the perfect place!
how big is your backyard?
1.3 acres
you banana is so nice and healty
Thank you! We love bananas!
@@IslandsnHighlands what happend in turly tiny?