How to Harvest Bananas

After we do a good banana tree care, banana plant the age of 80-100 days is ready to harvest. Bananas are ready to harvest usually have a lot of dry leaves and the fruit began to pale.

Characteristic of the flag leaf crops are drying up. Fruit 80-100 days with a right-angled pieces that are still unclear to almost spherical.
Bananas are harvested together with the bunches. Bunch length is taken as 30 cm from the base of the comb at the top. Use a clean sharp knife and cut the bunches.
Banana bunches stored in the inverted position so that the sap from the cut trickle down without a polluting units.
After it is cut up banana stem tuber eliminated altogether.
In a fairly extensive banana plantations, harvesting can be done 3-10 days depending on the number of productive plants.

That's a little tips if you want to harvest the bananas, keep doing the best care for your cultivated bananas plants in order to produce fruit a lot of that have good qualities.

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