Lillie Nelson

They replaced the Gros Michel banana (commonly known as Kampala banana in Kenya and Bogoya in Uganda) after it was devastated by Panama disease. They… Read More »What Banana Will Replace Cavendish?

No, the real difference between edible and inedible bananas is seeds. Edible variants produce fruit without any seeds, whereas inedible bananas produce a myriad of… Read More »Why Are Some Bananas Inedible?

You must store banana trees in a dark, cool spot over the winter to allow them to become dormant. In the spring, bring the plants… Read More »What Do You Do With Potted Banana Trees In The Winter?

Other states that remain popular locations for independent banana farming, which usually only export on a highly domestic level, are Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas,… Read More »What States Can You Grow Banana Trees?

The answer to your curiosity is yes. You can eat the wild banana that has seeds since they aren’t poisonous. You can consume both ripe… Read More »Is It Okay To Eat Wild Banana?

Bananas will perform best when they’re planted in a moist, fertile soil in a wind-protected location that receives full sun. Since most soils in Florida… Read More »Can A Banana Tree Grow In Florida?

The oldest remains, estimated to be 7000 years old, have been found in the highlands of Papua New Guinea. What is the lifespan of a… Read More »How Old Is The Oldest Banana Tree?

Most fruits have seeds on their insides. However, the strawberry is the only fruit that has seeds on the outside. Some fruits have a shell… Read More »Does Every Fruit Have Seeds?

Bananas are seedless because of a naturally occurring mutation that took place centuries ago, and not because of genetic modification. Are seedless bananas GMO? Seedless… Read More »Are Seedless Bananas Natural?

Most bananas sold in stores are of the Cavendish variety, which are commercial bananas that typically produce no seeds. That’s because they’ve been modified to… Read More »How Bananas Become Seedless?