My banana tree was root bound in a pot.

May 01, I didn't have a clue as to what my very first banana tree was - was told it was hardy so I put it in the ground early Spring. it was an 8 inch pup and grew to over 8 feet in about 2 and a half months then started pupping like crazy. needless to say, I found a good home for it. it would have eaten the ginger bed it was in - I loved it but.

Jul 29, Cut the banana tree into chunks using the saw or an axe, and either use the chunks as mulch in your garden, as recommended by the University of Florida Extension, or. Mar 05, Black Sigatoka is a leaf spot disease of banana that can cut a tree's fruit production in half.

The fungal disease causes dark leaf spots that eventually enlarge and coalesce, causing much of the leaf area to turn yellow and brown. Cutting Away Damage. The giant leaves of the banana tree are susceptible to wind damage. The leaves tend to catch the wind, but they shred along the midrib, which runs down the middle of the leaves.

Dec 09, The banana tree is a very easy plant to grow in one's backyard garden. I would recommend it for first time backyard gardeners!It requires little attention as. Feb 28, Use a sharp blade or knife to prune the stem. Cut the stalk with a clean and sharp knife about ½ to 1 inch from the trunk.

Regular pruning will allow your banana plant to remain looking lush. Make sure you have waited until you have harvested any fruit and until your plant has flowered before you prune the takedownstump.bar: 95K. Oct 07, this guy wants to hire me my friend who is a 20 year Arborist to cut a tree in half. personally i think it's weird. the tree is perfectly healthy but the home owner says it's too tall(50 feet).

he wants us to climb up into the tree and cut from the top down about 20 feet. have any of you guys ever done this? wouldent it look weird with a flat stump left on the top? please chime in thanks. Jul 29, Cut the banana tree into chunks using the saw or an axe, and either use the chunks as mulch in your garden, as recommended by the University of Florida Extension, or.