Bananas are tropical fruits. There are hundreds of species. However, the treatment for cultivating bananas will be similar. This time I would like to show you how to harvest my bananas from a tree that I planted about 7 months ago.
If you plant banana trees without intensive care, you will harvest the fruit in about 7 to 10 months. I am not sure how banana farming will work as industries will take the time to harvest. I think the harvest will be shorter with a bigger result.

How to cut bananas

To cut banana fruits, you need a technique so that the fruits will not fall to the ground. You are not allowed to cut the tree from the bottom, but you need to cut from a few inches above the middle of the stem of the tree.

First, you need to start with 1/3 of the stem under the fruit. Make a little cut. I mean, do not cut the stem.


It is like in the images. You need to cut a little on the stem and pierce it with a sharp pole. After that, drag down the fruits slowly.

just like in the picture. The position of the cut is around 1/3 of the stem. The banana fruits will be dragged down slowly so that they will not touch the ground. After that, cut the stem of the fruit with a sharp tool.

You should be strong enough to hold the bunch of the banana fruits with one hand. The other hand cuts the stem of the fruit.

Second, after you cut the fruit, you should cut the stem of the tree. You should take it out from the root.

Samurai Action

LOL. I just want to practice the samurai hit on a stem of the banana tree. See my action .. wkwkwk

Finally, you got the banana securely without falling to the ground.