PLANTING REQUIREMENTS
1. Planting should never be done in a field that already has bananas. This to avoid pests and diseases. Planting should therefore be done in a clean field preferably a virgin one where bananas have not been planted in the last 2-3 years.
2. The exercise of planting tissue culture banana involves splitting of the polythene paper pot holding each while holding the soil carefully. Then, using your hand or a simple garden tool such as a panga, make a smaller hole in the manure/soil mixture at the bottom of the hole and place the seedling in this small hole.
3. Then compact the soil by pressing using your hands to make the plant hold firm in the soil.
Water the plant with about half-a litre of water and if possible mulch around the plant with grass inside the big hole