BANANA SOIL, CLIMATE, PLANTING, HIGH DENSITY PLANTING, NUTRIENT AND WATER MANAGEMENT, INTER CULTURAL SPECIAL OPERATIONS

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LEC.6 BANANA SOIL, CLIMATE, PLANTING, HIGH DENSITY PLANTING, NUTRIENT AND WATER MANAGEMENT, INTER CULTURAL SPECIAL OPERATIONS Banana : Musa sp Scitaminae Sub family: Musaceae Banana is one of the oldest fruit known to mankind and also important food for man. Origin: South East Asia Apple of paradise Rich source of energy (137 K. Ca/100g) It is a good laxative. Important status: Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Maharashtra, Andrapradesh and Bihar. Edible bananas are mostly hybrids of the two species. M. acuminata, M. balbisiana. They set fruits by parthenocarpy. Climate: Humid tropic plant. Temperature range of 10 C to 40 C with an average of 23 C. Altitude: Upto 1500 mts from MSL. Wind velocity more than 80 m/hr will damage the crop heavily. Rainfall : 100 mm/ month is good. Soil: Deep well drained soil with abundant organic matter. Depth one mete Soil ph: 5.5 8.0 found to be optimum. Season of planting Wet land Feb-April: Poovan, Rasthali, Monthan April May : Nendran, Robusta Garden lands : January February and November December Padugai lands : January February and August September Hill banana : April May (lower palani hills) June Aug (Sirumalai) Propagation : Sucker

i. Sword sucker suckers with a well developed base and pointed tip having ii. narrow sword shaped leaf bladers in the early stage. Water sucker or broad leaved sucker small, undersized suckers of superficial origin bearing broad leaves. Sword suckers more vigorous, grows faster and comes to bearing early. Average weight of the sucker 1.5 to 2 kg. Micropropagation through tissue culture Rapid multiplication of banana suckers. Pretreatment of sucker : The roots and decayed portion of the corn are trimmed. Pseudostem is cut leaving 20 cm from the corn. To avoid wilt disease infected portion of the corn may be pared, dipped for 5 min in carbendazion 0.1% (1 gm in 1 lit of water) for wilt susceptible varieties Monthan, Neyvannan, Virupahshi etc. Pralinage with 40 g of carbofuran 3 G granules per sucker. (The corn is dipped in slurry solution of 4 parts of clay plus 5 parts water and sprinkled with carbofuran to control nematodes). Alternatively, dip the corn in 0.75% monocrotophas shade dried for atleast 24 hours and plant. Sow sunhemp on 45 th day incorporate it after about a month. This operation reduce nematode build up. TC banana plants with 5-6 leaves planting Pseudomonas fluorescence / plant 25 gm. Field preparation The land is ploughed deeply and leveled. The pits of size 45 cm 3 is dug. The pits are refilled with top soil, mixed with 10 kg of FYM, 250 g of neem cake and 50 g of lindane 1.3%. Spacing Plants / ha Garden land 1.8 x 1.8 m 3086 1.5 x 1.5 m 4444 Wet land 2.1 x 2.1 m 2267 Hill 3.6 x 3.6 m 750 High density planting 3 suckers / pit at a spacing of 1.8 x 3.6 m (4600 plants / ha).

Irrigation Irrigated immediately after planting, life irrigation 4 th day subsequent irrigation once in a week for garden land 10-15 days in wetland after manuring. Drip irrigation 15 lit/ plant/ day from planting to 4 th month. 20 lit/plant / day from 5 th to shooting and 25 lit/plant/day from shooting till 15 days prior to harvest. Application of fertilizers N P K Garden land (g/plant/year) Other than Nendran 110 35 330 Nendran 150 90 300 Wet land Nendran 210 35 450 Rasthali 210 50 390 Pooven and Robusta 160 50 390 Hill banana 375 g of 40:30:40 NPK mixture and 130 g MOP/clump per application during October, January and April. Azospirillum and Phosphobacteria 20 g each at planting and 5 th month after planting preceding chemical fertilizer application. Apply N as neem coated urea. N & K in 3 splits 3 rd, 5 th and 7 th month P at 3 rd month of planting. For tissue culture banana 50% extra fertilizer at 2 nd, 4 th and 6 th and 8 th month after planting. For maximing productivity fertigation. 25 litres of water / day + 200:30:300 g N:P 2 O 5 :K 2 O /plant using water soluble fertilizer. For economizing the cost of fertilizers fertigate using normal fertilizers (urea and MOP) with 30% of the recommended dose along with recommended dose of P as basal at 2 nd month of planting. Fertigation schedule

Weeks after N (%) P 2 O 5 (%) K 2 O (%) planting 9-18 (10 weeks) 30 100 20 19-30 (12 weeks) 50-40 31-42 (12 weeks) 20-32 43-45 (3 weeks) - - 8 Total 100 100 100 Interculture Mammutti digging at bi-monthly interval and earth-up De sucker prune the side suckers at monthly interval Dry and dead, leaves are removed and burnt. Male flower removed a week after opening of last hand Bunch emergence propping. The trees are supported with bamboos or casurina poles to avoid damage by wind. Growth regulator Grade of bunch -2,4-D at 25 ppm (25 mg/lit) may be sprayed after the last hand has opened. This also helps to remove the seediness in poovan variety. Spray CCC 1000 ppm of 4 th and 6 th month after planting. Spray plantozyme @ 2ml/lit at 6 th and 8 th month after planting to get higher yield. Micronutrient ZnSO 4 (0.5%) FeSO 4 (0.2%) CuSO 4 (0.2%) ad H 3 BO 3 (0.1%) at 3, 5 and 7 MAP to increase yield and quality of banana.

Bunch cover Use transparent polyethylene sleeves with 2% (during cool season)-4% (during summer season) ventilation to cover the bunches immediately after opening of the last hand. Intercropping Leguminous vegetables, beet root, elephant foot yam and sunhemp. Avoid growing cucurbitaceous vegetables.