Re: high temperature banana growing habits
yes doing all that already its still kinda iffy they bananas are growing but they get burnt easily even in sun thats only hitting them from 6 until 11 which really isn't enough sun some times i go out and site them in the sun for 15 mints here and there to let them get more then i promptly put them back in the shade the do a bit better when they get more but not sit in it all day they are all still vary young and i can tell that they are starting to adapt by putting on thicker leafs
they Williams is doing the best but its about 2 months older then the Ice Creams. o well i new it was going to be a bit hard but I'm learning allot
I'm thinking about moving them to this spot i have thats on an east facing wall were theres a house thats only 25 ft away it only gets sun from 8 until 12 not allot its sorta one of those places that nothing grows that well in do to the limited sun exposure i wish i had a place with filtered shade but all have to artificially create that if its going to happen its so frustrating to live were the sun is so brutal you cant let it get on any thing for more then 15 mints after 12 even in AZ they don't have as bad a time its the altitude I'm at 3000 ish 2500 maybe i don't remember for sure I'm just going to have to work harder and build that GH OK now I'm just whining sorry but as i said I'm a bit frustrated no leaf makes it for more then a few days before its damaged in some way Burt riped or just broking off from the wind its mainly my back yard its like a wind tunnel they back of my house its on a hill with the downward Sid going away from the house its been cut and a 12ft retaining wall put in place to keep my yard from failing in to the back nabours but it raises the winds the nabour behind doesn't get a bit of wind
but that bad to as nothing will grow in his firnes of a back yard i know lets string shade cloth over the intier city lol
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