How Do You Plant Plantains
Choose a Sunny, Warm Area of Your Garden and Dig a Hole That Is as Deep as the Root Ball. Plant the Plantain at the Same Level It Was Growing in the Pot. Keep...
Choose a sunny, warm area of your garden and dig a hole that is as deep as the root ball. Plant the plantain at the same level it was growing in the pot. Keep the plantain 4-6 feet (1-2 m.) from other plants to give it plenty of room to spread.
How do you plant plantains from plantains?
Propagating Plantain Trees When propagating a new plantain plant, you can leave just one sucker on the plant at a time. Let it grow on the parent plant for about six to eight months before removing it, and then start the new plant in a container until it’s large enough to be transplanted outdoors.
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How long does it take for a plantain tree to produce fruit?
The farmer needs between 8 to 9 months for all precautions and care to get the first harvest. The new bunch ripens within a week. Be careful not to drop the bunch when the main plant is cut.
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