How To Produce 500 Plantain/Banana Suckers From One Parent Sucker Within 8months

[@malonjehhutsonhachuma8420]

Best Banana sucker transplanting video ever. Am a fellow farmer from Zambia

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks for the complement.

[@Redbull357]

Genius. This is much better than digging up the root, dividing and replanting it. Thank you for this idea.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thank you

[@estellekapaso2505]

Thanks good work amen

[@twk4223]

After replanting the 8 suckers, do you have to water them immediately, and daily?

[@ShotokunWulf]

20 $

[@RexPalichina]

Fantastic!!!! This will help me to expand the banana farm i started in Janury this year here in Malawi.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Best of luck!

[@kelly51757]

Oh my! Thank you for sharing. My parents own plenty of bananas but we don’t even know that we can propagate like this. Great video.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks for visiting

[@RuthNsowaNketia-om3xp]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us. God bless you more

[@justinvessey9616]

God bless you! I knew I was at the right place as soon as I heard your voice,

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks for appreciating my works....

[@llewcarr4249]

Thanks for sharing this information, such a great way for propogating new suckers

[@cosmiconflict]

Good idea. Will encourage you to do more researches on their health. Iam seeing the leaf colour. But overall its a great discovery

[@arthurgimba1310]

Yes! Thought I was the only one that noticed this. Can you please do a video about disease management? I also wanted to ask if this method works for plantains as well.

[@Rosemary-lg8sf]

❤ may God reward you for teaching ❤ SUBSCRIBED. !!!!

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks

[@MaxxHydr0]

Fantastic video. I learned so much here. And I love the sound of the baby goats somewhere in the background.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JCC_1975]

I've got 3 of the truly tiny banana plants and 7 of the dwarf candavish banana plants. I think I've just found a side hustle 💜 thank you 💜

[@floridanaturalfarming3367]

Thank you for such an excellent presentation. I got my knife I am going to go out and start doing this, I can never have too many bananas 🐸

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Ohk... Happy to hear

[@davidlane777]

This looks like a big $ trade secret given completely free 😉. Thanks

[@mkmwayama4534]

May the All mighty God bless the work of your hands....God information

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks so much

[@danieledmund1292]

I am following but I like the teaching method.

[@YoniCrisis]

Thank you for sharing the knowledge. Great video

[@janiemtemwende]

Thank you for sharing this, may you be blessed bro.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thank you too

[@sameerazizmapari9188]

Very good knowledge thanks sir

[@rafaelramos1486]

Thank you a very informative video. Gracias un video bien informativo

[@muhammadz2369]

Terimakasih atas penjelasannya... semoga sukses selalu...👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@dadimans2591]

Amazing lecture. Thanks for sharing

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

You're welcome

[@AjibadeAdebisi-y8z]

Fantastic. Thanks for sharing from your wealth of experience. Please, would the yield not dwindle as we move from the 1st generation to 4th or more generations.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks. The yield will improve more ....the yield depend basically in soil nutrient

[@janiemtemwende]

I like it 1 million times, keep up sharing great tips

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks a million

[@christophernathumba]

Following you chief from Malawi

[@TheWright52]

Thank you for this excellent training brother

[@nisigate]

This is a master class in propagating thanks for sharing it with the world

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Welcom

[@stanceonlife7883]

Thank you friend! Great explanation. I know what I’ll bring for the next 8 months:)

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Good to hear that

[@texsonsikambale5817]

Very good explanation.

[@usifoisaac]

Thanks for this vital information.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gbolahanoyewole908]

Good work my brother.

[@joaopedromavungo2807]

Well, I really enjoyed this program

[@flenleyley1729]

Thanks for this technique..from malaysia

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Welcome

[@janicegomes487]

Very informative, will try it.Thank you

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks

[@rachelmontejo680]

Thank you for sharing. I will try!

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Hope you enjoy

[@arvindgajadhar8213]

Thank you for sharing God bless

[@lewisfamilyfarms]

Good information

[@lukasfeldbauer]

looks fine. i did this 2 months independently on my musa basjoos ..i will go on with raja puri, topocho (Orinoco), Blue Java....i already tried the PIF with cutting away the roots. but with leaving the roots is more save and even faster..especially the primary regrowth ... i wish you a nice day. 🤗🍌🌴

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Good to hear..

[@lukasfeldbauer]

today i did the second cut and splittet the little stems ✌

[@CalenMcCann]

How did it go? Did it grow like the video? I wonder if this will work with Puerto Rican plantain tree.

[@Motobakica]

Jel je koristi piljevina ili zemlja za prekrivanje ?

[@henryknight598]

Amazing my brother...thanks..

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks for appreciating my work.Am grateful

[@syamasundarregam1957]

Hai Sir, big fan only this great vedeo explanation 👌👌👌👌

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@leonsteber]

Thank you for this great video! Can I do this from a mother tree that has already fruited or should I cut down a heathy plant before it’s fruited? Cheers from the Philippines

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Pls, no! Already grown pseudostem has complete its life cycle, hence, no appropriate for this process

[@leonsteber]

@@smartagroinnovations1523 thank you for the reply!

[@pamelia7788]

This is brilliant idea! Thank you.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Welcome

[@leroyjohnson2093]

Very useful information, thank you

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Glad it was helpful!

[@enownkememmanuel9716]

From Cameroon i say thank you

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks

[@lorraineilonga9407]

Does the sucker necessary have to be 4 months old or can it be older than 4 months or even younger? and can you use leaves instead of sawdust to cover the cut sucker? Thank you for a very educational video

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Sawdust is the Best substrate

[@nakiabrown3960]

Thanks for the new technique

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

My pleasure

[@blueplanet1422]

Lovely demanstration can you do this teachings with other foods plz❤ from my ❤ thnku

[@HermeThomas]

From barbuda i say thanks

[@rosadodesertonaamazonia7205]

bonito video bem explicativo .parabens....

[@davidochendo7934]

I have been watching your videos all night and it is very powerful. Please which country do you base i want to visit you in person.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Am in Ghana-West Africa

[@peeegeee8397]

I am in Toronto Ontario Canada I would love to stay in touch with you. Maybe in the future I could buy some of your products

[@Grenadafoodforest]

Thanks for sharing I will definitely use your technique. Great vid

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Welcome

[@daddio7249]

In the US a plant nursery would sell each sucker for $59 US. So in 8 months it might be possible to make $30,000 off one plant. I think I might have found a new business.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

$59 ? Wowwww!...... Lets link up

[@Ang.0910]

Lol $60? No way! more like 20 at 3’ tall.

[@daddio7249]

@@Ang.0910 Tyty Nursery 2yr Banana Plant [$60.75], Fast Growing Trees Starting at $69.95.

[@pceckhmer3705]

Come to my home in PA I give you free of charge. Come to Philadelphia.

[@KHH595]

Nurseries around south Florida sell for $20

[@Rosemary-lg8sf]

Can you do the same technique with Plantains?

[@paulettebajangal]

Wow. That's incredible. Thanks for sharing.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks for watching!

[@quintaajumesi3986]

Thank you sir for the knowledge. Is it any type of sawdust that is used? Do we treat the sawdust before using?

[@Motobakica]

I nas zanima ? Jel to piljevina ili nesto drugo ? I dali moze zemlja ?

[@aristovenir2834]

fantastic video thanks you

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks

[@dgeorget2372]

Amazing! Thanks a alot. God bless you.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thank you too!

[@johndouglas8071]

Great combinations of black board and outside.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks for the encouragement

[@odilesecka5689]

Very detailed, I'll try it again. The first time the termites destroy them

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Really! Then you need to treat ur soil

[@eudebessa5354]

Muito bom, vou fazer aqui no Brasil

[@twk4223]

Do you have to water the 8 suckers after replanting them immediately, then daily? I do not see you watering them after replanting.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Kindly water..

[@ChukwuOnyedikachi-k9d]

If someone wants to start a plantain plantation Which month is good to plant plantain in one's plantain plantation so that it will be having good seeds and good results

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

In Ghana & African weather, June ,July are Best months .But, once you have an irrigation system, you can plant in August also

[@cosmicaug]

The calendar time could have been explained better. Otherwise, great video! · Step-by-step guide on incision, division, sprouting, and multiplication of suckers with practical, video demonstration in the field for better understanding. · Cut banana near ground level. · Identify location of apical bud. · Use 4 vertical, radial incisions centered on apical bud to: - Ablate apical bud. - Create 8 independent zones in the shoot where apical dominance will generate at least 1 dominant bud (which will grow to produce a sucker). · Cover with sawdust. · Expect ~ 8 suckers in 21-30 days. · Replant suckers. · Repeat process. · After 3 eightfold expansions, you should have ~512 suckers.

[@felixmwale269]

Brilliant. Do you have an electronic book with all such information for sale

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Pls, No

[@jessekernc302]

After you cover with sawdust should you water? Also after you cut the trunk off does it have any chance of regrowing if you replant or is it garbage?

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Please you need to water to promote faster sprouting of second generation. Also, you need to discard the upper portion since it cannot regrow

[@nisigate]

Yes he said to water it

[@joyceaddo4485]

Bro do you know that .the stems you throw away are made into sanitry pads and tea bags. In Europe ? We need more research into banana and plantain and other crops. A scientist has developed a means to make yarns from pineapple plant to weave material for the trainers we wear. Well done bro. Plantain is profitable like palm tree & its fruits. So we need more research.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Yes am aware, there are many uses of Plantains and Bananas. Will do presentation on that soon

[@josephfoko8289]

Thanks for sharing this incredible information. Many people charge good amount of money for sharing such information. I highly appreciate your help. Please don't throw the banana stems away. They can be use as pig feed. The goats also love the leaves. The round central part of the stem is good food for humans as well. Thanks for everything.

[@valencia81750]

Thank you for a very very informative video! Can you tell me why you did not use wood ash on the sucker to kill pest?

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Too much ash will be detrimental .

[@つばさ-c9f]

I'm studying bananas from Japan。ありがとう😉👍️🎶

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Great..... keep it up

[@EminenceMayor]

you inspire .... please any method that can be used to make plantain start flowering and fruit at the same time as that of pineapple induction techniques??? Thanks in anticipation

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Pls, I don't have any info onthat now

[@morenikejiolaidedada5830]

Is there any research that makes the plantain tree to fruit earlier?

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Yes ,but not complete yet.....am still on it

[@valencia81750]

So you do not need to treat the plants with wood ash ever again?

[@Motobakica]

Jel to piljevina ? Ili pepeo ?

[@sunnyfam9303]

Tanx bro frm Italy. More wisdom , but can this yield good nd energetic fruits ??.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Yes, absolutely

[@tenywarichard3059]

Very good work thank you

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks

[@nawatenson5777]

But which method is good compaired to the earlier video were you uprooted the whole thing, sliced it and then replanted? Does it mean the old method was fake. I ask this because some of us have already started the process

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

My method of sucker multiplication is in two steps.The first is pre- nursery , which involves the peeling of the entire pseudostem & making of incisions. After germination, the seedlings are then separated and planted at the post - nursery for further multiplication for more numbers. My method does not involve the use of grow/poly-bags

[@micryn1212]

Thank you so much. What is the most marketable plantain species of all times?

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

The *Apim* variety in Ghana - West Africa

[@ladycynthia-k4w]

I want Plantains which grows multiple branches 2 on a Plantains tree to plant.Where is you Farms located

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Western north-Ghana West Africa

[@bettynkom8751]

When is the right time or month to plant

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

You can plant all year round if you have a reliable irrigation system.

[@bmgvideografix6737]

Hi can dis be done to plantain?

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Pls, yes

[@ajunusual926]

Thank you very much sir. What I don't understand is how you keep weed away from the soil while you wait for it to sprout within the period of 21 days.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

You welcome! Pls, to answer your question, it is unusual to see weeds growing in a sawdust wirhin 21days!... and the weeds that may come are also minor

[@hayrettinaydn6188]

Bu şekilde kaç fida üretebiliyor sunuz?

[@Rosemary-lg8sf]

What if I can't find sawdust can I use coconut peat?

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

I haven't try that, so you can give it a trial

[@dgeorget2372]

Is it possible to use rice husks instead of sawdust? Thank you very much

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

I havent tried that

[@princewilliyamah3771]

Thank you very much. ❤

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

You're welcome 😊

[@dodonistiadi1932]

Thank U my brother

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Welcome!

[@reginaldberry1188]

Excellent instructions. Very good.

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks

[@robertoepifanio6415]

Parabéns pela forma Empreendedora, Técnica Inovadora.Farei em minha área rural na Comunidade Barreirinho Município de Pocone MT- Brasil

[@benjaminlim3219]

thank you for demonstration

[@iyarigodwin]

Kind of you to describe in detail, please I like to how much do the Nematicide cost

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

You can buy any approved insecticide or nematicide in your home country

[@suzannabetoue8923]

Merci pour le partage de la connaissance

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Welcome

[@silverfox8915]

Very good,

[@anthonynyong7740]

After cutting the sucker at the base, how do you identify the eyes?

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

The eye is very visible

[@timechanges9487]

Great video

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Sitio472]

Fantastico parabens

[@黃劉保連]

小孩好可愛.笑聲好好聽!

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Thanks....that's my daughter

[@ebisikeugonna8983]

Wat is purpose of sawdust on it

[@bernardkafundajr2195]

Can this process work on the plant you have harvested on?

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Pls, no

[@arvindgajadhar8213]

Hi what do you use for leaf diseases such as black,yellow sigatoka

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

I currently do not have any dear on diseases management! Now working on them but the research findings is not yet out

[@arvindgajadhar8213]

@@smartagroinnovations1523 ok always following your stuff

[@petersimonbwalya559]

Thanks for the insperation

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

My pleasure

[@wanismailyusoff3158]

Thank you for sharing

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

You are welcom

[@Organicintegratedfarms]

Hi smartagro,it’s been a while,I hope you are doing great? It’s been sometime you didn’t post new videos hope you are doing fine?just checking on you

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Am available. Videos will be uploaded soon. Am a researcher and always wait for a succesfull results before i post. Thanks for checking on me.

[@erickoudjodklati6738]

Thanks!

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Welcome!

[@juniorndjate2680]

Can we apply this techniques to any banana plant. Or it's only apply to plantain

[@smartagroinnovations1523]

Both banana& plantain

[@juniorndjate2680]

@@smartagroinnovations1523 thank you for your feedback