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I recently got 4 plants. 2 Blue Java and 2 Saba. One Blue Java I got a few weeks ago, and the other 3 (which look way bigger, and healthier) I just got today from a different location.
The first Java is in a pot, and is finally starting to grow a little after a few weeks of limited and disappointing growth. My question is should I plant these three new ones in big pots i specifically bought for that purpose, or should I put them directly in the ground. If I place them in pots, exactly when should I put them in the ground. Sorry if this question seems basic. This is my first ever attempt with banana plants! I love in ZONE 9B (Winter Haven, Florida). Thanks! ![]() |
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Sounds as if you have a good start to a nice banana garden. I your zone it seems to be personal preference and what your comfortable with. Some folks grow the small tender plants out in a pot and then plant in a well amended forever home. And some folks can't wait and place them right in the ground. Me, I will plant in a pot and then heal the plant in part sun till it is sorted out and then introduce it to the jungle. Last edited by cincinnana : 07-04-2019 at 06:38 AM. |
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Thanks, have given away a bunch of pups over the years. I guess I just need to be careful spreading herbicides because I don't want to kill everything, just specific areas.
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I would plant them in their permanent location now, (depending on the hurricane's direction) there is no point in putting them into pots and then transplanting at a later date.
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you probably will have a better chance of surviving if you plant them now
plus if you put them in the ground the growth rate will probably much,much better in the ground. but I would shade them with 50% shade cloth. this is what I did with a maolis in march. the leave are now over my head. put 2 in pots and planted them in july and they are now in the ground maybe a bit better than a foot tall.
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