4 Tips on "How to Grow Healthy Organic Bananas" with Brendon McKeon

[@sherrybeelerbrigham5411]

Thank you 😊 for the information u gave on these banana 🍌 trees really help me alot for on our trees

[@robonini1]

In on my second year as the main one has hardly any leaves but theres 8 banana ie the heat killed them and i have a bunch of. Smaller trees r Growing next to it you gave me good advice as im very new at this

[@THELONETRAVELER]

This is really the best tutorial I ever got. I wish I had seen it 6 months back. I have almost 3000 plants in my plantation and the production suffered. I hope with this tips, I can make it better this time. Thank you very much.

[@steppingstoned3205]

Definitely put in more research if you planting 3k 👌🏽

[@magmazerosigma9631]

AMAZING TIPS THAT I'VE NEVER KNOWN BEFORE, THANKS SO MUCH, I WILL TRY TO USE THESE TIPS FOR MY BANANA GARDEN. I'M FROM VN BY THE WAY! BRILLIANT TUTORIAL!!!

[@davelynch5095]

Thanks for that insight, my bananas and plantain are almost ready to be harvested.

[@debbieexcell5088]

I like the blade that you attached to the stick. It certainly is a solution to reaching those far off leaves. I will try to copy and diy that device. 😍

[@TheFourthWinchester]

Also, u an use the small leaves from the suckers as a plate in your home. It makes every meal so much more delicious. And then u can throw the leaf plate back inside the ground where it will decompose and give more energy to the soil.

[@danieledmund1292]

I have been doing this from my own experience and I have a good idea about how to get it notasyou has shown would tryouts your way

[@elizabethantoine9652]

So cool! In Virginia and I have a rack of bananas on my 3 year old . People have stopped by in awe ! For me i have always cut off yellow or brown leaves just cuz they don’t look pretty on my girl ! Here i learned I was giving her energy by keeping those leaves off ! So cool

[@tinacarpenter746]

Valuable facts, I like it!! I have never seen such big banana plants!! Thank you !!

[@andibenson6834]

Great tips. Bananas are at the core of our community garden in Western Australia. Permaculture is the way of the future !

[@stephaniegreenwood4007]

This was really helpful. I just bought a house in Texas that already has a large banana plant in the backyard, I absolutely love it, but I am from a cold weather climate and have no clue how to care for tropical plants. Most of the videos I am finding show people caring for small banana plants, but mine is about 15ft tall, and I didn’t find the videos on how to care for small plants very helpful.

[@jonnrambo4]

thanks for the help this is my first time i have banana tree

[@marcopolo2159]

Thanks for your very helpful video 👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👍😊👍👌👌👌👌👌.

[@ralphlopez2833]

Thanks for sharing! now i know the tips, i will start to plant banana trees at Philippines

[@josephinehong6902]

Thanks a Zillion SIFU Yr tips are extremely useful as l have a number of banana trees yet frequently buy bananas as trees barren l have a lot of compost l will apply as per Ur advice

[@charitablemiraclebeekeeper1200]

Thanks brethren

[@belunu4980]

Thank you for the easy to understand tips. My tree refuses to grow more than 3 feet. Dies off slowly after that. But the babies continue to grow and then the same thing happens. Will try to keep your tips in mind. Thank you.

[@robiahq]

Your instructions are very clear on how to grow and care for banana trees. This is my second harvest with about ten combs. My backyard is not big in a terrace house. Now I can cut down the little pups, leaving just two to grow. Thank you so very much from Malaysia. 🤗

[@annchee1329]

Very educational video, and it will help me with my banana growing.

[@cynthiawhyte4541]

Love it, simply and straightforward. You answered all my questions.

[@georgefeliz7875]

Very good information on this video! Thanks 🙏

[@frankv8858]

Thanks for this video. Some great tips.

[@Aierchanu]

Thank you so much it was helpful

[@zariwilmot8844]

Thank you. Very informative and I can now apply these tips on my banana trees. Very much appreciated.

[@ocholaphilip1593]

Quite educative and spot on.

[@danielpitrola2464]

I live in cassadaga new York we have snow but i plan on bringing my guys under grow lights for the winter than bring them back outside spring time I realize my varieties can be over wintered in the ground but prefer to have them in pots anyhow do bananas need to go dormant great video by the way

[@satyajithmaitipe7217]

Thank you sir ! Clear, intelligent audience friendly advice ...🙏

[@MorhaMaek]

So much great info!! Ty sir!

[@jamshedhussain7053]

Thanks For Good Sharing ,

[@jackiesnest921]

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@Mykoolbroom2170]

Great information ℹ️ thank u 🙏

[@OneYardRevolution]

Beautiful bananas, Brendon! When you prune the plants, do you just chop and drop everything onto the forest floor or is it removed and composted or discarded?

[@brendonmckeon3219]

OneYardRevolution | Frugal & Sustainable Organic Gardening We just mulch the trees with it. Some say it is better to remove the diseased leaves from the system but we find that good management on a regular basis works great without having to haul everything out.

[@OneYardRevolution]

***** Thanks! That's what I thought.

[@lanaranger6478]

Thanks. Very helpful

[@Dr.Gardens]

Thanks for the information. Please can you share tips on how to make organic fertilizers?

[@jamesocan7611]

Good lesson for me to take it up with my banana farming

[@ppg4667]

4:33 was crucial !!! Thanks for that bit! going to try that later this month when the last hand forms ! Pura Vida.

[@garypitt7020]

Good tips, thanks for taking time to show us this

[@Floridamom9238]

The best video. Thank you.

[@1980mezza]

Great video. Another way is to remove the flower once you see the hand of bananas becoming smaller. They never grow to full size if left on.

[@johnberger2851]

Thanks for sharing this information in clear basic English! It sounds like I have all I need.

[@SanthoshKumarP12345]

Excellent presentation and very useful 👍

[@stephenorth333]

Thanks for the 4 Tips on How to Grow Healthy Organic Bananas!

[@naturallivingdesigns2383]

Steve Orth Thank you for your support Steve.

[@mecanoelectrobaruc7865]

En comparación con otros tutoriales en español este tutorial es muy claro y preciso. Éxitos

[@infodiff]

Thank you so much....

[@khushboo_313]

Thanx living design it helps alot ....love from india

[@narayanmunshivlogs4930]

Nicely explained within a short time. Can you tell me how to protect the fruit bearing plant as if often falls down in weight !!

[@aneeshanam2256]

❤ where did you buy that long leaves cutter and what is it called??

[@brendonmckeon3219]

Great video Steve! One tip I forgot to mention, but we show in the video, is to also cut the purple flower that grows at the bottom of the stem. This will also help to move more energy into the bananas.

[@naturallivingdesigns2383]

***** Thank you Brendon! Nice job yourself....

[@Nelson4207]

Brendon McKeon Really?? I have been told multiple times not to cut the flower? Different reasons why, some say the flower produces energy itself, some say it help produce sugar and the banana will not be as sweet and other reasons, but this is the first piece of advice i have heard saying remove the flowers to give the fruit energy.

[@pedrotalavera3541]

people don't cut those purple flowers because humming birds are very fond of them.

[@SlinkyDrinky]

@@Nelson4207 I really wish I could get a straight answer with this,, to cut or not to cut!!?!?

[@honeybadger8942]

@@SlinkyDrinky Personally,l don't cut and my bananas are much sweeter than those bought in the market.

[@naturallivingdesigns2383]

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[@cyrusp100]

Eco Oasis Great video. Thanks. BTW Sigatoka is a Fijian word and is pronounced Sing-a-toka :)

[@naturallivingdesigns2383]

cyrusp100 Thanks for the info!(-:

[@xxshevilxx]

+Eco Oasis That disease that grows no the leaves, can that effect birds of paradise? It looks just like what's on mine. If so, other than just cutting it off, is there anything I can do to treat it? Would neem oil work? Thanks

[@arunapatel5306]

Eco Oasis bitter guard

[@naturallivingdesigns2383]

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[@mahi-ai-kalo]

Excellent video. Mahalo nui loa for sharing. 🤙🏼

[@sankarikarthick801]

can you please recommend any good organic fertilizer available on market to buy

[@joelkacheche1780]

I like the tips highly assisted 👍

[@ladeda7033]

Thanks! That was a big help! Our biggest problem is bugs! And then monkeys. But the bugs will ruin 80% sometimes. What kind of spray do you use ? I just have a few small stands on the property

[@samisreekumar1557]

Very good information. Thanks Gentlemen

[@cloudchaser8297]

excellent tutorial this was very detailed and easy to understand.

[@naturallivingdesigns2383]

Thanks for stopping by Cloud Chaser! Good to know you enjoyed our video.

[@gilbertmandaga8333]

fantastic presentation !

[@HomesteadHarvest]

Great information!!

[@appalachiancookingwithbren1411]

very good video. In my zone I have beautiful banana plants. I keep them cleand very good. no brown. it does not produce babanas in theis zone. but I do enjoy the plants. they are beautiful plants and they make a good privacy fence . thanks for sharing

[@cairozulu6700]

Very helpful info thank you.

[@mammascorner7890]

I ‘m a home grower here in Florida. I have 3 trees in my backyard. I’ve been trying to grow bananas on my 10 -11 ‘ trees for a couple of seasons now. I am going to try your growing tips. I have found all the fertilizers you recommend. The only thing I don’t know how to do is make the NPK spray, could you please give me some advice on how to accomplish that. I’m so determined to successfully grow bananas. Your trees and fruit are amazing. Any advice on making the NPK spray would be truly appreciated. Thank you!

[@Dassen287]

Hello Margaret, you can use organic NPK ( Nitrogen, Phosphorous, (K)Potassium) solution. Buy it in small bottle because once you open it you have to use it all.

[@kennethomoigui9222]

Great experience

[@PaintSlinger99]

Thank you very much for sharing!

[@sathya999]

Hi Brendon. Thanks for that. I have pretty much done what my Tico neighbors do...nothing. Your video is pointing me in a different direction!

[@naturallivingdesigns2383]

Soy Eso Thanks for your comment and watching our video Soy!

[@brendonmckeon3219]

Soy Eso Glad we can offer some helpful information. Where in Costa Rica do you live?

[@sathya999]

***** Chimirol. You bought some goats from me years ago. Tom

[@brendonmckeon3219]

Soy Eso Hey Tom, nice to hear from you!

[@EdgarKatebeChama]

Nice,thanks

[@virginiataylor3471]

I learned more from your trip ❤️

[@naturedegree5671]

Lovely and nice presentation Friend obrigado friend

[@agent9809]

I hope you always continue what you do Brendon!

[@naturallivingdesigns2383]

Thank you for your comment Stephen!(-:

[@mohanudiavar]

Thanks a lot for the great upload. What NPK and trace elements do bananas need?

[@kristyemmanuelleybiernas4139]

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[@lydiaplata4362]

Thanks from Australia

[@kevbarry7453]

What did you do with the brown leaf tips?

[@globalcitizen1226]

Very Informative thanks for uploading. Greetings From India

[@marylamunu5890]

Great information simple tips ❤

[@martinbohlender]

HI the sprayer that you use where can I buy that?

[@RyneODonnell]

Amazing Video, thank you for sharing Brendon & Steve!

[@naturallivingdesigns2383]

Ryne O'Donnell Thanks for your support Ryne!(-:

[@srqpdq6697]

What's that long leaf cutting tool called ? Any idea where to find one ?

[@naturedegree5671]

Lovely presentation Friend

[@khhk2004]

What variety are you growing out there? We are in southern Nicaragua and looking to plant in our property.

[@macadamiablk5671]

thank you for that segment. I have always wanted to grow bananas. Now I know I at least need 1 acre Provo. Because if I do it in my backyard at my house in the city it was just over overwhelm my backyard so I should plant on some acreage cuz eventually they will get out of hand and the more banana plants the better opportunity of bananas succeeding thank you again

[@naturallivingdesigns2383]

+Macadamia blk Thank you for your comment and watching our video!(-:

[@bonfacekhaleha9741]

thanks

[@keithhoward4059]

Thank You

[@olujoe7]

Brilliant!

[@seanjmoran]

Love the simple and straightforward tips. Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@bradsuarez2683]

Once again another video jam packed with info! You guys never fail to bring the best info!!

[@naturallivingdesigns2383]

Brad Suarez Thank you Brad for your comment...many many more to come!(-:

[@bradsuarez2683]

Eco Oasis Looking forward to seeing them!!

[@karelltulod3079]

G 2:16 Banana 🍌 Hallelujah

[@topper627417]

Diverted energy always is a big plus .

[@ANDOYINFOtv]

Great it amazing how are bananas helps too much, tnkx for sharing this buddy, nice one

[@thriftalohaalways5419]

Do you recommend cutting down the tree once you remove the bananas in or not?

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

Awesom video mate!

[@alexandrinaviegas4196]

Best tutorial

[@EddieMunozep]

Do you remove pups when the main stem is fruiting?

[@paulbraga4460]

Q - what is the reason for leaving one banana when cutting off the last hand to plump up your bananas? mygreathanks and blessings

[@rolandoruto3647]

thank you for video sir and big help for me.. I hopping make more video for metaining babana tip and caring banana

[@bdev8480]

Suggestion: at 01:12 of the video where you are talking about leaf cleaning - I'd recommend to keep the old brown drooping leaves on the plant. Starting with the premise that Nature knows what she is doing, sjhe must have a good purpose for the old hanging banana leaves. That purpose is to keep the stalk shaded from direct sun. The banana flower is working its way up the stalk, and Nature wants to keep the trunk shaded, keeping the developing flower cooler.

[@bobbyburns9829]

Aloha very nice video thank you

[@bashirshah1975]

very useful n beneficent. ... thanks for uploading ..keep it up

[@TutuSainz]

We are a 1/2 acre food forest in Southern California and we are bringing food forest awareness to our community. People are getting excited about it! Thanks for your tips on banana and ginger growing! All the best to your team :)

[@naturallivingdesigns2383]

Thank you for your comment Aloha Farms. The best of luck to you and your permaculture project.

[@RamHyderabadi]

Thanks a lot for the info. God bless and hope you always have great harvest !

[@drzflyest4]

what do you use as fertilizer during fruiting?

[@JaphethHmar1986]

I'll follow the 4 tips.

[@biswajitbhuyan642]

Thanks bro