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Do these look ready to harvest?
This is my first time growing bananas and I'm not sure if these look ready. The first hand appeared at the end of March.
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Re: Do these look ready to harvest?
Bananas here in deep south Florida take about 4 months from the time the first hand appears to harvest. I would not harvest it yet and allow more time to fill out.
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Re: Do these look ready to harvest?
In California it takes 6 month or longer to fill in and ripen. I have two bunches of Blue Java hanging right now since September. Usually I wait until I see at least some color change on some fingers.
The fingers on your bunch do not look filled in at all. Be patient. |
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