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Desuckering Banana Sward Sucker vs Water Sucker - Everything you Should Know!

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2021
  • Desuckering and good management practices are indispensable for higher yields of bananas.
    Did you know that once a sword sucker develops in size to around 18 inches you cannot tell the difference between a water sucker and a sward sucker.
    Questions I get:
    Is it possible to grow water suckers and have them grow sword sucker pups?
    Yes, and they will fruit and make sword suckers as well.
    People often have concerns over water suckers? There is a big misconception about them due to information coming from the industrial production side of things which really doesn't apply to anyone else, especially home hobby growers.
    Water suckers typically have smaller corms when young, so they can be slower to establish than a sword sucker, but grow up to be big cowboys lol.
    However, if you put them into nursery pots and let them get established, they will grow the same. Whether they are sword suckers or water suckers, if they are from the same plant they are genetically identical and although there might be some differences in growth when they are young, they all grow up to be the same mature adult plants.
    Keep in mind that whether or not a sucker is a sword sucker or water sucker, they are genetically identical and one is not going to be overall better than another. Some studies have found differences in the first fruit bunch, and some have found none, I think it really depends on the environment, as do most results of this sort, but again, after the first generation, it doesn't matter how they were propagated.
    Just be happen that your able to grow Bananas and enjoy them.
    I hope this video helps, if you have any questions let me know. Thanks.
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Комментарии • 52

  • @GacheriTheagronomist.
    @GacheriTheagronomist. Год назад +8

    Attending the agricultural class that I never knew I needed. Thank you, fellow farmer. This is very informative.

  • @TheWheelTurns
    @TheWheelTurns Месяц назад

    thanks for the info - had no idea there was a difference, and wondered why some of my bananas were a lot more vigorous growers than others. I have a blue java looking to collect praying hands and Pisang Keling

  • @tanyacollins9003
    @tanyacollins9003 4 месяца назад +2

    I wish I had a dollar for every time he said sword sucker and water sucker

  • @ellena858
    @ellena858 Год назад +4

    I’m having trouble understanding your point? Will both the sword suckers and water suckers fruit when planted?

    • @TheFrugalHugelGardener
      @TheFrugalHugelGardener  Год назад +2

      Yes they will, I do not discriminant, I just plant them all. and they all fruit bananas.

  • @ufos22
    @ufos22 Год назад +2

    Homestead FL. So if water & Sword, btw the w in sword is silent, suckers produce fruit who cares what they are called. I bought my house abt 35 years ago and it came with some citrus and bananas. I've got a feeling that younger b plants just have a narrower leaf, that's all.
    Oh and I liked your video, thumbs up !
    Oh again. I just wanted to say something. After dividing the sucker from the parent I found that leaving it in someblace inside, like your washroom for a few days will help the cut scab over a little bit and then it's less likely from rotting. The old lady that I bought the house from had a hose from the washing machine to the banana patch

  • @SierraAspenAutumn
    @SierraAspenAutumn 2 года назад +1

    And to think I almost chopped it off for the compost pile. Thank you! 🙏

  • @daveschreiner413
    @daveschreiner413 2 месяца назад +1

    So what does a water sucker look like?

    • @MG63
      @MG63 Месяц назад

      The water suckers will have more wider broad shaped leaves.

  • @nicphia
    @nicphia 2 года назад +4

    Thanks some very useful info, my question is does removing the suckers after the mother tree has started to fruit hurt your fruit production?

  • @lauranilsen8988
    @lauranilsen8988 Год назад +1

    Ok. So, maybe I missed it but is there any difference in the sword sucker and water sucker besides the leaf shape and size? I thought I heard that the sword sucker will grow faster and produce sooner. The water sucker will produce but it will take longer. Is that true?

    • @TheFrugalHugelGardener
      @TheFrugalHugelGardener  Год назад +4

      true, sword sucker will grow faster and produce sooner. But I have so many that I do not notice at all, and I am not a commercial grower, so I am happy with all my Banana plants harvest.

  • @ellena858
    @ellena858 Год назад +1

    What growing zone are you in? I’m in 9a/10b and it got down to about 30-40 F a few times at night this winter. People told me not to pile mulch because it would get too hot so I’m trying to determine when building up the mulch is beneficial and when it is not. I have blue java and dwarf namwa

    • @TheFrugalHugelGardener
      @TheFrugalHugelGardener  Год назад +3

      I pile as much as 2-3 feet of mulch yearly on the all. feeds the plants and helps with water evaporation. I have not had any issues at all.

  • @crude4u1948
    @crude4u1948 11 месяцев назад +1

    So what, really, is the difference between them, growing, fruiting, producing? Are you saying to get rid of the water suckers and keep the sword suckers and if so, why?

    • @TheFrugalHugelGardener
      @TheFrugalHugelGardener  11 месяцев назад

      just the water sucker has a wide leaf and the sward sucker has a narrow pointy leaf when small. they both fruit, water sucker may take a little longer to fruit. but all fruit are the same.

  • @tjr5346
    @tjr5346 Год назад +1

    Just getting into bananas plants, water suckers, sword suckers. but where do bananas plants come from.??

  • @texasredstotaloutdoors9818
    @texasredstotaloutdoors9818 4 месяца назад

    Completely confused. Video is too long. Just wanted to know the difference and if you separate to start another plant.

  • @skyjackercracker3560
    @skyjackercracker3560 Месяц назад

    Some people just aren't cut out for video production.

  • @michaelrhoades1813
    @michaelrhoades1813 11 месяцев назад +3

    ok so my head started spinning. Im sure you are quite knowledgeable, but you could have started the video at the 4 minute mark where your explanation and description of the two different pup styles started.

  • @epigeneticnerd4244
    @epigeneticnerd4244 Год назад +2

    Question! When transplanting a banana tree, do you prune the top off? If so how low do you go? I topped mine off since the leaves die out anyway, and it looks like the top is hard and dry, making it difficult for the new leaf to come out.

    • @TheFrugalHugelGardener
      @TheFrugalHugelGardener  Год назад +2

      when I transplant the smaller ones under three feet, I leave the leaves on. For the larger ones, I trim the leaves because of the wind. you can trim the leave or cut the trunk at any height. you will see new growth in a few days.

  • @bornfromwar8823
    @bornfromwar8823 6 месяцев назад

    Are you located in Florida ?
    If so how close to Orlando area ? Would be nice to get some suckers from a trusted source

  • @JamesOgolo-nd5fc
    @JamesOgolo-nd5fc 10 месяцев назад +1

    My plantain farm are yelling what do l do to correct it

    • @TheFrugalHugelGardener
      @TheFrugalHugelGardener  10 месяцев назад

      well first you need to know if they are yellowing from over watering or have other problems?

  • @bossdog1480
    @bossdog1480 Год назад

    Question Sir.
    I've been watching your videos and I've started trimming the leaves like you've shown and put them around the banana tree.
    The trouble is the water now runs off these added leaves and doesn't get close to the stem.
    Should I put the cut leave in a circle around the tree instea,d so's to leave a clear patch for watering?

    • @TheFrugalHugelGardener
      @TheFrugalHugelGardener  Год назад +1

      I just pile them up all around in no particular order. you could leave a clear patch is watering is an issue. I pile much as high as two feet on the base.

  • @nightrush79
    @nightrush79 8 месяцев назад +1

    YOu do goodjob!!

  • @Joel-vq3ch
    @Joel-vq3ch 2 года назад +1

    how do you trim your bananas so they look so nice?

  • @Daisy-ik4vg
    @Daisy-ik4vg 9 месяцев назад

    Good video sir

  • @TheFrugalHugelGardener
    @TheFrugalHugelGardener  11 месяцев назад

    Thanks for watching my channel's videos, If you need some Banana plant help, want to contact me, or want to belong to a Banana Group, go to my Fasebook Banana Group, It's called ( FloridaBananaLovers ) on Fasebook.

  • @JoshOBryan
    @JoshOBryan Год назад +1

    the pups i've cut out don't have any roots. I can't seem to get any at all, am I doing something wrong?

    • @TheFrugalHugelGardener
      @TheFrugalHugelGardener  Год назад +1

      let them get a little larger. dig under and around the pups until you see some roots on them, then separate close to the parent plant.

    • @dc5v529
      @dc5v529 11 месяцев назад +1

      I think it depends I took off a sucker from my musa basjoo that was 4 feet and it didn’t have any roots

  • @bloggalot4718
    @bloggalot4718 7 месяцев назад

    Does Musa Bajoo produce sword suckers?

    • @MG63
      @MG63 Месяц назад

      Yes they do.

  • @TJJS982
    @TJJS982 2 месяца назад

    This was confusing

  • @cynthiabailey1021
    @cynthiabailey1021 Год назад

    I would love to get a banna sucker

    • @aynon8353
      @aynon8353 Год назад

      😂me to 🤤😏😂

  • @markjoseph9025
    @markjoseph9025 2 года назад +4

    People use the word pups to describe plants. They are sprouts. They are growing out of the rootzone. Pups are baby dogs.

    • @TheFrugalHugelGardener
      @TheFrugalHugelGardener  2 года назад +1

      yes sir

    • @dolcepescas6153
      @dolcepescas6153 6 месяцев назад +4

      In Hawaii they're called "keiki" or kids. Because it's a mother tree, that puts out babies. It's just banana lingo. Don't get too literal. No one calls them sprouts. And if you wanna get real technical - sprouts are brand new growth from seeds

  • @heyokaheru5892
    @heyokaheru5892 2 года назад +1

    do you sill give away bananas? im looking for an ice cream

    • @TheFrugalHugelGardener
      @TheFrugalHugelGardener  2 года назад +2

      Hi Heyoka, from time to time I do. its very time consuming digging them out and repotting etc. I try not to stay out in the heat of the summer long.