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How Do You Cut Back Banana Plants?

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How Do You Cut Back Banana Plants?

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People looking to add a more tropical feel to their property have been using banana plants because of their beauty, regenerative capabilities and an occasional bit of fruit. Of course, taking proper care of them is necessary. That means it’s important to cut them back properly and store them away during the winter months. Make sure your shears or machete is sharp enough to cut the plant and will not tear it. Use a sharpening stone or strap to sharpen your tool of choice. Prep your banana plant for the winter months by slicing the larger leaves at the top until you have about 4 feet of banana plant above the ground. Cut back the rest of the banana plant until there is only 1 foot of banana plant emerging from the ground. When the plant begins to grow again during the next season, new sprouts will grow straight up through the center of the banana plant. Remove the banana plant from the ground during the winter and place it into a frost-free environment like your basement or garage. If th

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