Bananas do not have seeds.

Bananas originally came in varieties that had seeds, and very many of them, resulting in very little flesh. But later after artificial cultivation and improvement, now the fruit is generally no seeds, the flesh of the small black particles is the seed coat, only some wild varieties may still have seeds, so bananas generally do not use the seeds for reproduction, are through the division of plants, tubers, sucking buds and other methods of reproduction.

Methods of planting bananas

1, sucker bud method. When planting bananas, you need to utilize the sword buds and floor coat buds of the plant for propagation. Suction bud planting is a more traditional method of banana cultivation, but also one of the most important cultivation methods, mainly using the sword buds and floor coat buds of bananas for propagation.

2, tuber method. Dig out the banana tubers that have not flowered, then sterilize and cut them, and then bury them in loose and fertile soil. Tuber propagation is a method that can quickly produce a large number of sprouts in a short period of time, and is also a relatively common cultivation method.

3, dividing method. Separate the banana from the base of the plantlets, and then transplant them into the soil, and then watered once. Splitting propagation is also one of the more common cultivation methods of bananas, the principle of the same is the use of sucker buds for propagation, in the cultivation of sucker buds grow to about 40 cm or so when you can prepare for planting.