Planting materials and planting of bananas

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQB9V6DIRZA&list=RDCMUCSvEcMLnAKp-Yzw5L2IIvFA&index=38

Duration: 

00:09:41

Year of Production: 

2015

Source/Author: 

Shramajeevi TV
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Banana is one of the consumable foods in the whole world. Its demand is higher than the supply which is as a result of poor agronomic skills leading to low production.

First and fore most, banana is conventionally propagated by suckers and rhizomes however, tissue culture is becoming popular as sword health suckers are selected for faster growth. For planting os suckers, cut off stem and plant rhizomes for healthy and strong sprout.

Away from the above, tissue from desired healthy plant is collected for multiplication. This is cultured to produce plantlets free from diseases. However, variation in tissue plants affects growth and yield hence use those from well known nurseries and laboratories.

Planting materials

Tissue crop have growth uniformity and harvest in short time. Raise tissue plants in net bags and transfer to poly bags with soil after 25-30 days and spray crops with fertilizer, insecticide and growth regulators regularly.

Furthermore, select health and stead plants to sale to the farmers.

Planting of bananas

To continue with, plough land and leave it for 2 month to kill pest and disease causing organisms and put at least 10 tones of FYM at time of ploughing which is mixed with soil and a trench of 1.5 ft deep is dug.

Chlorophyriphos, COC, DAP is mixed with water and drenched to each pit to control soil borne diseases and pests.

Plants are planted at 6×6 or 7×5 or 4×4 or 5×5 or 7x4x3.5 or 7x4x4 and 8x4x3 feet. Rhizomes from healthy plantations are selected, graded according to size and shape and planted in separate rows. Remember not to plant all sizes in a mixture and to remove the old roots with thin layer of skin.

Also mix DAP, mancozeb, chlorophyriphos into cow dung slurry. Dip and take out rhizomes, dry in shade for a day and plant in an inverted position to get out shout and vigorous sprouts in seasons.

Not only the above but also for TC plants, cut off poly bags and plant. Also plant Wind breakers around the plantation such as cesbania and gyceria.

Sequence from Sequence to Description
00:0000:19Conventionally banana propagation is by suckers and rhizomes.
00:2000:35T.C plants are becoming popular as suckers selected from disease free plant yield highly.
00:3601:22Select sword suckers, cut off stem and plant rhizome.
01:2301:45Pests and diseases spread with infected suckers hence use disease free ones.
01:4602:40Tissue from desired health plant is collected and cultured for multiplication
02:4102:54Variation in tissue plants affect growth and yield.
02:5503:13Tissue crops grow uniformly and are harvested in short time.
03:1403:28Tissue plants give 5 crops and 2 crop for suckers.
03:2903:47Raise tissue plant in net bags and transfer to poly bags with soil after 20-30 days.
03:4804:04Spray crops with fertilizer , insecticides and growth regulators regularly.
04:0504:18Sale healthy and steady suckers to farmers for planting.
04:1805:02Plough land, put FYM and mix with soil.
05:0305:28Mix chlorophyriphos, COC, DAP with water and drench to each pit.
05:2906:14Plant selected heath rhizomes at 6x6 or 7x5 or 4x4 or 5x5 spacing.
06:1507:00Also can be planted at 7x4x3.5, 7x4x4 and 8x4x3 spacing.
07:0107:23Grade rhizomes and dont plant all sizes in a mixture.
07:2407:31Remove all old roots with a thin layer of skin.
07:3207:42Mix DAP, mancozeb, chlorophyriphos into cow dung slurry.
07:4308:14Dip and take out rhizomes in a mixture, dry under shade for a day and plant.
08:1508:26Retain sprouts of uniform size in all pits.
08:2709:05For TC plants, cut off poly bag and plant. Plant wind breakers around planttion.
09:0609:23Irrigate the plants.
09:2409:41Summary

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