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No fruit on banana trees
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I just joined this group and hope to learn about growing banana trees. I have about 10 banana trees. Some are dwarft trees and the others are the regular height. The trees have been in the ground for about 5 years. I still get no fruit and am seeking help Thanks |
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Re: No fruit on banana trees
Same thing happened to me. I had my bananas for 2 years and no fruit. I got impatient and kill all those bananas and got me new ones that I ordered from here.
Now I expect to have fruit next summer. I got my old bananas for free from a neighbor I was doing some electrical wiring. I also noticed that they don't bear fruit in their yard also. Your banana might be abaca the banana that makes ropes with. They don't bear fruit ever.
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