HOW TO PLANT:
The preparation of seeds is the most important part of the planting process. The result depends on how you have prepared the seeds.
Banana seeds have a sufficiently rigid shell, which will have to be damaged in order to allow water to penetrate inward to the embryo. You’ll be able to do it with sandpaper, nail files, or just scratching with a needle. Then soak the seed in warm water for 24 to 48 hours to break the seed dormancy. This softens the seed coat, enabling the embryo to sprout more easily and all of a sudden.
Prepare an outside bed in a sunny area or use a seed tray or other container and fill with potting soil enriched with various organic compost in the amount of 60% sand or airy, loam to 40% organic matter.
Sow the banana seeds 1/4 inch deep and backfill with compost. Water the seeds until the soil is moist. When germinating banana seeds, even hardy bananas, keep the temperature at least 60 degrees F (15 C).
The time that a banana seed germinates depends on the variety. Some germinate in 2-3 weeks even as others may take two or more months, so be patient when propagating banana plants via seed.
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Some of the more atypical bananas we offer and one that can rather be expected to flower and fruit indoors in a pot.
Feed the plant well when it is growing and give it as much natural light as conceivable for best results.
The stem is powerful with very large, and light green leaves.
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