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AngelCalifornia 03-28-2018 05:37 AM

What is the best soil for a Banana plant?
 
Hello!!!!

Starstryke 03-28-2018 09:12 PM

Re: What is the best soil for a Banana plant?
 
Greetings, to answer your question. So far any decent potting soil plus fertilizer and lots of water when the weather warms up and they start actively growing.

edwmax 03-29-2018 05:36 AM

Re: What is the best soil for a Banana plant?
 
Depends on where & how the banana is being planted.

In Ground: ... Bananas can tolerate most soil types. In time (years) bananas will build the soil to its liking. But in hard clay type, back fill the pant hole with a good top soil mixed with some well made compost; OR build a raised bed. Make sure the Ph is about 6.5 and the plant hole will not hole water. Don't set the corm too deep!

In pots: Used a commercial potting mix with about 50% perlite in a pot with bottom draining holes. Bananas need Fresh Water. Standing or stale waster at the bottom of a pot will kill the plant. ... I use a course pine bark mix (finer than bark mulch; more course than standard potting soil) with 10% peat & 10% sand. It's hard to over water the banana in a super fast draining mix.

cincinnana 03-29-2018 08:30 PM

Re: What is the best soil for a Banana plant?
 
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Originally Posted by AngelCalifornia (Post 313970)
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