How long does the banana growing period last?

How long does the banana growing period last?

The growth cycle of bananas is about 9 to 11 months. If it is a perennial tree, its growth cycle will be shorter and it can generally be harvested once every 6 months.

The growth and development stages of bananas are seedling stage, growing stage and fruiting stage. Ordinary bananas are generally planted around March and mature around December each year. Perennial bananas are planted around March each year and mature around September.

The growth process of banana

1. Seedling stage

The nutrients required in the seedling stage are generally relatively small, and the growth at this stage is relatively slow, so you only need to ensure that there is enough water.

2. Growth period

This stage is generally the vegetative growth period. It requires relatively more nutrients and some fertilizer needs to be applied once a month.

3. Fruiting Period

The fruit can usually be harvested during the fruiting period. Its fruit will grow rapidly and then gradually mature, and can be picked in about a month.

Banana growth period maintenance and management

1. Seedling maintenance: During the seedling maintenance period, the temperature of its growth environment needs to be controlled, generally not lower than 15 degrees Celsius.

2. Maintenance during the growing period: The growing period is a relatively important stage, and generally it is necessary to ensure that the soil is moist at all times.

3. Maintenance during the fruiting period: The fruits can generally be harvested gradually during the fruiting period, but it is still necessary to ensure that the temperature around it is not too low, otherwise the plants will be frozen.