Banana trees are planted once a year. Banana trees need to be cut down and replanted every time they bear fruit, because they can only bear fruit once. Cutting off old plants can reduce the consumption of nutrients and avoid the spread of pests and diseases, but the temperature and light should be controlled well.

Is the banana tree 1 a year? Yes

Banana trees are planted once a year. Banana trees are different from apples or pears. Once they are ripe, they will not bear fruit again. They can only blossom and bear fruit once in their lifetime, and their growth cycle is short. They will not blossom and bear fruit until they are planted 1 year. Therefore, old plants should be cut down and new seedlings planted every year.

2. Cut down trees after harvesting fruits

After the banana tree is harvested, it is necessary to cut off the old plants that have already borne fruit in time. This behavior is to save nutrition for the developing new seedlings and make room for growth, and to avoid the rot of the old plants, which will lead to a large number of pests and germs gathering and infect other plants.

3. Temperature control

Temperature control is the most important thing for banana trees to grow and develop normally. Banana is a typical tropical plant and can only grow in a warm environment. It will grow very slowly if it is in an environment below 20 degrees Celsius for a long time. It is best to stabilize the ambient temperature between 25 and 32 degrees Celsius.

4. Lighting control

Banana trees also need enough light to grow well. During the growing period, they need to keep at least 6-8 hours of light every day in order to carry out full photosynthesis and convert the absorbed nutrients into nutrients, so as to blossom and bear fruit as scheduled without affecting the final commodity value.