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  1. Hey epic garden can you do a video on what water is best for plants. bottle of water, tap water, fresh spring water, or pond/lake?

  2. This is unnecessary at least in Georgia, I have a couple hundred, all you need to do is break off a new plant and put it in the ground. Nothing else.

  3. Almost the only way (like 99.9%) to reproduce bananas. We as humans have bred away the seeds in cavendish, and thousands of heirloom varieties have gone extinct. Ever wonder why banana candy doesn’t taste like the bananas you know, that’s because that taste is an extinct species.

  4. We just let those run wild from the mother shoot. The shoots bear one after the next. Honestly banana is the least managed fruit here in Grenada… Bur this was interesting

  5. Ok but why put it in sideways? Stability? That is really not playing well with my autism 😅

  6. When you make the hole put the pot in it then fill the outside of the pothole with dirt then take out the pot and you have the perfect hole to put the plant in

  7. Yes. 20 dollars of soil to raise 5 bucks worth of bananas. Lol
    Why do we do this to ourselves? Us pepper growers are absolutely no different.

  8. Una planta madre solo debe de tener un hijo remplazo cuando ya tiene racimo para evitar competencia de nutrientes

  9. Wonderful job. I have to add: when I lived in Hawaii, we had a large banana colony outside my window. I took it over as a personal project. I transplanted alot of its babies. But I was never as meticulous as you. Bananas are resilient on a whole nutha level. I would literally either take some gravel to the bottom of a pot, half fill with topsoil, take the shoot I had literally dug and chopped,( sometimes with a machete), and placed it directly into the pot, and filled it to within 1 inch of the top of the pot, water it well, and left it in the partial shade. Never had a problem groing shoots. Never lost any. Some I would put directly in the soil. Same thing. Tomata tOMatoe. Great vid

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