What is the spacing of bananas?
What is the spacing of bananas? The recommended spacing is 3 meters between the planting rows and 3 within the rows (3mX3m) or wider depending on soil fertility. Rows should be straight in flat fields to give plants the maximum amount of sunlight. On slopes, rows should follow the contour lines to decrease soil erosion. How many bananas can you get per acre? “The major investment in tissue culture banana establishment is the cost of the plantlets. One acre approximately holds 450 – 540 plantlets, depending on the spacing. A spacing of 2.5m by 3m allows for 450 plantlets per...