Banana plant cleaning.

Hello my dear friends of @Hivegarden, needless to say that I love to share with you the little I know, but even more of what I love, planting and growing.

Well at home I have some banana and cambur plants, a few and few, because the space is a little small.

But this season, I have started to transplant some of the seeds that I have at home, for the other garden where we have a little more space.

Another reason, why I decided to transplant, is that I had not left enough space between the wall and the mother plant.

And a peculiarity of banana plants, is that it gives many children which is good, but because it was very close to the block wall, they could not develop well, so that was one of the reasons why I will also change their position.

In fact, some seeds or small plants, as you can see in the image, are not very developed.

To give you an idea, almost all of them should be the same size as the big one.

But never mind, what I will do as soon as I transplant them, will be to fertilize them sufficiently with rabbit manure and a little bit of triple 15, which is a commercial fertilizer and

As you can see, I only took 4 offspring from the plant.

There was already a main plant, but it had already harvested, and these were its offspring.

As you can see in the picture, this is a problem a little difficult to solve, so it will only remain to remove the small offspring without almost being able to transplant.

My recommendation is that when you plant a banana or plantain plant, at least give a space of 1.5mts², this so that it can develop well, and that when it gives offspring, they are easy to remove for transplanting.

I hope this information can be useful to you friends.

Ismael D. Rodríguez

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