What I noticed this morning, the banana bunches have grown in just a short time. , you can really see the effort the plant is putting into developing each fruit.
These bananas are still green, but the size and formation already show good progress. It’s always a satisfying moment on the farm when you begin to see results like this after weeks of care.
One thing I’ve learned from growing bananas is that they don’t need perfect conditions to grow — they just need consistency. Even with some dry leaves and changing weather, the plant continues to push forward.
Looking closely at the leaves, you can see some signs of stress, especially from heat and natural aging. This is something I’m still learning to manage better. Farming is not about getting everything perfect, but about improving step by step.
As the bunch gets heavier, I’ll need to keep supporting the plant to prevent any damage. This stage is very important, and I’m watching it closely to ensure a good harvest.
For me, moments like this are a reminder that farming is a journey of patience. You don’t rush growth — you observe it, learn from it, and appreciate every stage.
🌿 I’m excited to see how these bananas will develop in the coming weeks.
Do you grow bananas at this stage if you have?
