Harvesting The Largest Rack Of Blue Java Bananas! 

Lol they'll be getting harder to harvest as they grow bigger , fortunately i think in your climate they have about peaked in growth 😁

Love your bananas! Thanks for sharing😊

Thank you my friend!

Nice one, George. If this is the "Blue Java" from Daley's, I suspect it's a mislabelled variety. Probably an "Ice Cream" banana. My "Blue Java" from Daley's is definitely the fastest growing banana tree here in Sydney. The flower has just started coming out and I'm expecting a huge bunch (hopefully similar this size 🙂). Will upload video later this week.

The blue Java bananas that we have in hawaii, at least on this island are only about 8 ft tall.. and every single one of them will fall over when they are fruiting, it's a royal pain in the butt!

What a nice harvest! That rack looks so heavy! 😅 Fortunately, you didn’t get injured! It’s true that it can be dangerous for someone beginning! I have a question! On the heavy storm you had (when the Inga felled), I remember that you had a banada tree that the main trunk was cut somehow. And a new shoot was growing from there. What happened with that? Did it continue growing?

Do you cover flowering banana during winter? My banana tree is tall around 3-4m and have a bunch with many bananas at the size of fat fingers . Do you think I leave it open or cover in bag during this winter? To avoid flowering stage and young fruit setting in winter what should we do in the future? Thanks George.

Hi George could you please show how the Blue Java ripen and do a taste review

recently bought a japanese satsuma from daley's gonna plant it in my backyard in north qld and i am very excited

Good job on the largest rack yet!

I have a Blue Java, im at the beginning of the Mornington Peninsula. My banana fruit is much smaller than that. What do you feed yours please?

So yours ever get a blue colour?Mine don’t seem to, also from Daley’s.

g day mate. it doesn't look like a blue java. but still a massive bunch

Please can you tell me you have this year fruit java plum (jamun)