If you've ever sliced open a banana from a grocery store, you may see little black dots that appear to be seeds. These "banana seeds" are immature, infertile, and can't be planted and grown. Most bananas sold in stores are of the Cavendish variety, which are commercial bananas that typically produce no seeds.
He’s back on the banana boat…..it’s cheaper less effort and quicker to buy a bunch and enjoy immediately instead of all this effort and risking a fail waiting years for a feed of bananas.
Lol this is a waste of time, bananas are not hard to propagate. Buy one banana plant, let it grow. At some point it will start to produce multiple "pups" or other pseudostems. Wait til one of them is around 2 feet tall then just harvest it and replant it somewhere else, done. No wasting time with onions or watermelon or aloe vera or whatever lol.
no you cant, banas are NOT seeds an cant duplicate, the HERB as a banana plant accturealy is makes a HUSK seed, that has nothing to do with the bananas at all, all modern banas are sterile and do NOT have seeds inside. it can NOT replicate at all. its the husk seed on the tree that makes a new plant, not the banana.@@nkomercy6684
The famous way of doing this, they add Pepsi is the process. Without Pepsi or Coke I am afraid your method will fail. Just the way he touched or caressed the plant makes him a charlatan, should get thumbs down.
