The fast wind throws down my banana tree with the bananas.
@aninditasen (15719)
Raurkela, India
October 18, 2022 8:55am CST
It's raining here sometimes and the wind too are fast at times. This harsh wind has thrown down my Singapuri banana plant along with the bananas which I was waiting to ripe. In the photo is the banana florescent lying on the ground. It was heavy so my maid cut it and brought it inside. I have distributed most of them to my neighbours and my maid. Did fry some banana chips today and had it for lunch. I have to think of ways to cook them and finish them up.
At the background of my garden is the neighbour's land lotus tree. The lotus look white as it's early in the morning.
Have you had such an experience? Handling trees with fruits that are thrown down on the floor?
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@RebeccasFarm (86515)
• United States
18 Oct 22
I have not had this happen to me as I never have trees no garden.
I am sorry the wind was so strong.
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
20 Oct 22
@Treborika I know but the wind was not that fierce.
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@Treborika (17215)
• Mombasa, Kenya
19 Oct 22
There are strong winds that can even fall heavier objects like vehicles buildings and stuff
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@Juliaacv (48256)
• Canada
19 Oct 22
@aninditasen Mostly we have seasonal flowers just 2 that are not.
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
19 Oct 22
What kind of plants do you have.
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@Hannihar (129379)
• Israel
19 Oct 22
@aninditasen
I have not had problems with the wind blowing my banana tree down because I do not have a banana tree. I did have problems with the wind so strong that it almost blew me over with while I was inside my scooter. It was so powerful. Good work what your maid did by cutting it and bringing it inside. That was nice of you to give to the maid and your neighbors. I hope you can find some other ways to use the bananas up.
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
19 Oct 22
I have to make different types of dishes out of them.
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@Hannihar (129379)
• Israel
19 Oct 22
@aninditasen
So were you able to figure out enough dishes to make with the bananas?
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@Nakitakona (56302)
• Philippines
18 Nov 22
Yes, everytime the strong typhoon hits our place. Many banana plantations are badly hit. They're all toppled down.
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
18 Nov 22
That's very pathetic. One who plants the trees are heart broken.
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
21 Nov 22
@Nakitakona Banana plants once they get uprooted can't be replanted.
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@Nakitakona (56302)
• Philippines
21 Nov 22
@aninditasen of course, but it could be replanted. Couldn't it?
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@Treborika (17215)
• Mombasa, Kenya
19 Oct 22
That's situation is very common in my country though I have never experienced it before. However I have seen it happening in my neighborhood
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
19 Oct 22
The banana plants have their roots on the surface so when they bear fruits winds can topple them.
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
20 Oct 22
@Treborika That's the reason whenever the fruits are heavier than the tree it falls off.
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@Treborika (17215)
• Mombasa, Kenya
19 Oct 22
@aninditasen It's easy for them to topple down especially if the fruit beared I'd heavier
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@allknowing (130067)
• India
19 Oct 22
@aninditasen Prop means just supporting them. You must be thinking of cropping them. No if you crop banana plants new leaves will not show up. The plant will die.
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
19 Oct 22
Do new leaves come up after you prop them?
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
20 Oct 22
@allknowing I did put some support once but yet the branch broke from above the support. I therefore leave it to fate.
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
20 Oct 22
@askme123 No, I buy it from our milkman or some other outlets.
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
19 Oct 22
I do dried cow dung. I can't eat them boiled everyday so I have to think of other ways to cook it.
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@RubyHawk (99425)
• Atlanta, Georgia
19 Oct 22
@aninditasen They were very well rooted.
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
19 Oct 22
They might be well rooted in the ground like my guava and mango tree.
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@Treborika (17215)
• Mombasa, Kenya
19 Oct 22
@aninditasen Sorry for that my dear
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@sathviksouvik (17903)
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21 Oct 22
thanks Aninditaji happy diwali dhanteras choti diwali 14 diyas laxmipuja kalipuja. It is very sorry to know the fate of the banana tree
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@sathviksouvik (17903)
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22 Oct 22
@aninditasen thanks Aninditaji happy dhanteras also
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
22 Oct 22
Thank you and a Happy Diwali to you and your family.
@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
19 Oct 22
They are actually ripe bananas that I allow to ripe on the tree and now I have to consume them raw.
@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
19 Oct 22
I have experienced this many times. So I have accepted it and am finding ways to utilize them.
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@CarolDM (203454)
• Nashville, Tennessee
19 Oct 22
@aninditasen I totally understand. Good luck.
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
19 Oct 22
Yes, it was quite strong. Moreover the roots of these banana trees are not that deep after they start bearing fruits.
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@Beestring (13272)
• Hong Kong
19 Oct 22
@aninditasen Yes, if the roots of the trees are not that deep, they would be easily thrown down.
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@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
18 Oct 22
At least the fruit did not go to waste. This happens everywhere here when there's a strong typhoon.
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
19 Oct 22
It was almost grown so it didn't go as waste.
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@Marilynda1225 (79581)
• United States
18 Oct 22
It's sad seeing your banana tree blown over. I don't have any fruit trees that would be in jeopardy if it was too windy
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@aninditasen (15719)
• Raurkela, India
19 Oct 22
No a banana tree bears only one florescent and once it falls it's no use picking it up. I have tried it once but it broke from the tip after a few days.
