How to save banana seeds

Where do banana seeds come from?

In the beginning, bananas had seeds, and the black seeds inside were its seeds. However, after continuous hybridization and breeding, the individuals with larger seeds in the offspring were eliminated, and the genes were continuously purified, so it would no longer produce seeds. Now it generally uses asexual reproduction.

Banana seeds

Banana seeds are useless now and are generally not retained because they are now propagated asexually through tubers, suckers and division. This has a very high survival rate and is also relatively convenient and grows faster.

Banana Seed Saving

If the banana seeds are tubers, they can only be stored at low temperatures and in a dry environment. They can usually only be stored for a few days. When storing them, they must avoid moisture, otherwise the seeds will rot and cannot be planted the following year.

Banana Seed Planting Method

When planting bananas, the planting time is generally determined according to the local climate and environment. Generally speaking, they can be planted in spring, summer and autumn. When planting, relatively fertile soil is needed so that they can grow well. Watering and fertilizing are also required in a timely manner.