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Old 08-11-2015, 07:32 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by kubali View Post
bananas don't produce very well in shade, and when and if they do in shade it will be poor quality fruit. The more sun the better it is for the plant and fruit. And the chance of survival is pretty good, they are very hardy plants.
and they heal and are much more resistant to disease when grown in full sun.>>>>>>>>and a picture, is worth a thousand words.........ty
So how much sun? I have some very tall trees on my property; grass grows very well beneath them--FL grass and weeds. Right now I have my bananas where they get full sun about 4 hours a day and only "brightness" otherwise; they're thriving. Can I not grow them under the canopy of 30' to 40' feet tall trees? If I planted them in my only truly full sun area they'd be toast I believe. Am I wrong?
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