Planting Banana Trees
By hotsummer
@hotsummer (13837)
Philippines
April 27, 2012 12:26am CST
we have one banana tree, and many small ones that came from the big tree. anyway, so we transferred the small banana trees in the front house where there is very small area of soil and the place has its metal grill on top attach on the roof. so i am worried if it gets too tall it would hit the grill. and so what may happen to the tree. it may not look good once it reach the grill. i hate too many banana trees as it is hard for me to cut it down when it gets too high already.
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2 responses
@honest_efforts100 (1607)
• India
18 Oct 12
Banana trees are common to us. We do not plant them; they just grow on the backyard as long as there is a mother tree. Planting banana trees is not our main goal because it’s plenty here in our place. We rather plant vegetables and flowers. But maybe if there’s a new variety of Banana, I’ll be happy to plant it.
@salonga (27775)
• Philippines
22 Aug 12
Banana tree produces a lot of seedlings after sometime so they do easily multiply and could create a forest in time. For this reason I never ever plant bananas in front of my house for it will make the garden look messy once it multiply. My bananas are all planted in my backyard where they could multiply for as long as they want.
