Growing a guava tree cutting using a banana is a creative and nutrient-rich propagation technique! The banana provides natural nutrients and moisture, creating an ideal environment for rooting. Here’s how to do it:
Materials Needed:
A healthy guava branch (cutting) A ripe banana A sharp knife Potting soil A small pot or planting space Plastic bag or bottle (optional, for humidity)
Steps to Propagate Guava Using a Banana:
- Prepare the Guava Cutting:
- Select a healthy guava branch that is semi-hardwood, about 6–8 inches long, with 3–5 leaf nodes.
- Cut the branch at a 45° angle just below a node.
- Remove leaves from the lower part of the cutting, leaving a few at the top.
- Prepare the Banana:
- Choose a ripe (not overripe) banana.
- Make a small slit in the banana, large enough to insert the base of the guava cutting.
3.Insert the Cutting:
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