You made me really laugh out loud, you are too funny. I'm an Horticulturalist and have done this successfully and was going to pop a video up but having seen yours, I won't bother yours is the best I've seen. Keep up the good work. Kev. Ireland.
Thank you so much ☺️, you should put up a video, the more information people get the better it is. Also clearly I am not a horticulturalist, and many a times you probably would shout at the screen screaming "what are you talking about.. twat "🤣 , but again than you and I will continue with the videos.... I should do one for Gardeners World on BBC 🤔🤣🤣
I was looking at all the banana plants growing in Hawaii. They were everywhere, so beautiful! I wanna put these in my garden, just not sure where yet. Great vid darling! 😍
Hallo Jochen, ganz tolle Videos ! Ich bin mal mutig und versuche es dieses Jahr auch wie du und hoffe meine Maurelli macht auch sooooo viele Babys. Hab ein Abo da gelassen und freue mich auf ein Update von deinen " groß gewordenen Babys :) " bevor sie wieder überwintert werden, bin gespannt, wie die Maurelli aussieht , wenn sie dann buschig und groß geworden sind. Vielen Danke für deine mega tollen Videos, du solltest eine eigene Gartenshow machen, sehr unterhaltsam und tolle freundliche Stimme. vg Heidi :)
Hi Heidi, vielen lieben Dank... Ich finde meine Stimme eher gewöhnungsbedürftig 😂, aber mir der Maurelli versuche es auf jeden Fall, es sieht "brutal" aus und ist es auch, aber es funktioniert auf jeden Fall und lass mich wissen wie du voran kommst. Und ich hatte keine Ahnung das man auch Autos, Motorräder häkeln kann, sehen super aus 😉
@@jochen.allardice-grein wenn man häkeln hört, denkt man an Waschlappen , Kissen usw. Heutzutage kann man auch coole Sachen häkeln, bzw , es gibt eigentlich nichts, dass man nicht auch häkeln kann :). Man empfindet seine eigenen Stimme immer als nicht so toll, aber ich kann dir versichern, es macht super viel Spaß dir zuzuhören und auch deine Art ist wirklich sehr erfrischend und unterhaltsam . Ein wenig Angst habe ich schon, ob es klappt mit meiner Maurelli, weil ich schon traurig wäre, wenn es schief geht, aber ich muss es einfach versuchen. :) Bin am Überlegen, ob ich es schon etwas früher als erst im November ausprobiere, dann hätten sie mehr Zeit und könnten dann größer werden , über den nächsten Sommern. Eine Frage hätte ich noch: Wie sind die Temperaturen in dem Gästezimmer, wo die Pflanzen den Winter über standen ?, war es dort etwas kühler, oder doch angenehm warm ? vlg Heidi
@@heidishaekelgarage ja wirklich sehr überrascht mit deiner häkel Kunst (habe abo. hinterlassen), das Gästezimmer hat normale Raumtemperatur, wie der rest vom Haus, aber auch ein kühler raum wäre ok, wann die beste zeit ist die zu splitten weiß ich nicht aber jeder Zeit sollte okay sein und vergesse den Zimt nicht, dann sollte alles super laufen. Gruß Jochen
@@jochen.allardice-greinDanke :) häkeln ist schon was tolles , aber Blumen sind noch ein klein wenig schöner :) . Ich desinfiziere eigentlich immer mit Holzkohle, werde aber hier eine Ausnahme machen und freue mich, dass es dann auch schön Weihnachtlicht duftet :) viele Grüße Heidi :)
Have you got an update on this ensete. I'm thinking of tring this. What time of year did you do this and did you use a heat mat or anything. Love your vids, thanks very much.
Thank you very much 🙂 I did this at the end of the growing season when they needed to come into the house anyway, but I assume you can do it any time, and I see you found the update vid. for it; at this point I have 2 bigger ones in the house that are going into the garden in mid May (about bloody time), there will be a video for that of course LOL
Vielen Dank 🙂und ja hat es, das erste Jahr waren die neuen recht langsam mit den wachsen, aber dieses Jahr haben sie fahrt aufgenommen, ich mache die Tage mal ein update. Gruß Jochen
Thank you 😉.. the propagation went well and they all grew, but not as much as I expected, so this year I am going to take a little cluster of them and overwinter them as a house plant, let's see how they turn out.
Love the video ! Earned a sub,.. BTW cinnamon does work great ,on feet and other areas. I live in a rain forest so it's something we always keep on hand. Keep up the great work. 👍
Thank you 😊, living in the rain forest how cool. I lived in Nigeria as kid for some times (because of my dad's job) also In the jungle, loved it, perhaps this is why I love the "jungle look". I didn't know that cinnamon is also good for feet and stuff, good to know 😀
I split mine at the end of the season in November. 2022. They took some time to get going but this year, although the summer was shit, they are growing quite well.
I just planted them as I did in the video and while it took a while that something happened, i ended up with 2 pups or so the following year. but you can split the mother plant any time really. Hope this helps
Your video was absolutely funny! But I have a question what month was that done I'm trying to redo some of my banana trees for next can I split them up like that
it did work, I have a few plants now but as with you they really have not done much this year, it has been quite cold here, dull for weeks and a lot of rain, and I mean a lot. I can count the days of sunshine on one hand it feels. I assume that the shit weather is the issue for them not growing as well as they could
@@jochen.allardice-grein Your absolutely right, the problem is dry storing ones that are slightly too small. So this is a good half measure, thanks again Jochen love your work
No it isn't, the Cavendish has pups, meaning to propagate you just take the pups off when they grow to a certain size. The ensete doesn't doesn't produce pups so you have to massacre the plant. The Cavendish is more like a basjoo, just not root heardy. Hope this helps.
Love your crazy sense of hummer along with a bit of serious gardening tips thanks keep it up
Thank you 😀
You made me really laugh out loud, you are too funny. I'm an Horticulturalist and have done this successfully and was going to pop a video up but having seen yours, I won't bother yours is the best I've seen.
Keep up the good work. Kev. Ireland.
Thank you so much ☺️, you should put up a video, the more information people get the better it is. Also clearly I am not a horticulturalist, and many a times you probably would shout at the screen screaming "what are you talking about.. twat "🤣 , but again than you and I will continue with the videos.... I should do one for Gardeners World on BBC 🤔🤣🤣
Omg!!! The BBC!! China cups would fall from hands, we are not amused! and Boris would be sent after you! As you say...Fuck it!
I was looking at all the banana plants growing in Hawaii. They were everywhere, so beautiful! I wanna put these in my garden, just not sure where yet. Great vid darling! 😍
I bought ensete from. Off of etsy.
You should have a TV show ! Brilliant
I cannot see any channel ever taking the chance, imagine the complaints they would get 😂, but thank you very much
Great energy... it's why I subbed.
Great, and thank you so much 😊
@@jochen.allardice-grein so, did division of the plant have any success? I have a few and would like to try this
@Daniel Anderson it did, I ended up with 12 or so Bananas, I have 6 in the house just now. So as brutal as it is it did work
@@jochen.allardice-grein Great news. I will be attempting this soon thanks.
You are hilarious. 😀
Thank you 😀 I really enjoy your videos too 👍
Hi😁! It look like canna lilies that’s pretty aggressive 🥺🥺 I’ve never seen this plant before(Michigan) very interesting! 😁👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The red banana is a wonderful plant, the propagation is aggressive but it works
Hallo Jochen, ganz tolle Videos ! Ich bin mal mutig und versuche es dieses Jahr auch wie du und hoffe meine Maurelli macht auch sooooo viele Babys. Hab ein Abo da gelassen und freue mich auf ein Update von deinen " groß gewordenen Babys :) " bevor sie wieder überwintert werden, bin gespannt, wie die Maurelli aussieht , wenn sie dann buschig und groß geworden sind. Vielen Danke für deine mega tollen Videos, du solltest eine eigene Gartenshow machen, sehr unterhaltsam und tolle freundliche Stimme. vg Heidi :)
Hi Heidi, vielen lieben Dank... Ich finde meine Stimme eher gewöhnungsbedürftig 😂, aber mir der Maurelli versuche es auf jeden Fall, es sieht "brutal" aus und ist es auch, aber es funktioniert auf jeden Fall und lass mich wissen wie du voran kommst. Und ich hatte keine Ahnung das man auch Autos, Motorräder häkeln kann, sehen super aus 😉
@@jochen.allardice-grein wenn man häkeln hört, denkt man an Waschlappen , Kissen usw. Heutzutage kann man auch coole Sachen häkeln, bzw , es gibt eigentlich nichts, dass man nicht auch häkeln kann :). Man empfindet seine eigenen Stimme immer als nicht so toll, aber ich kann dir versichern, es macht super viel Spaß dir zuzuhören und auch deine Art ist wirklich sehr erfrischend und unterhaltsam . Ein wenig Angst habe ich schon, ob es klappt mit meiner Maurelli, weil ich schon traurig wäre, wenn es schief geht, aber ich muss es einfach versuchen. :) Bin am Überlegen, ob ich es schon etwas früher als erst im November ausprobiere, dann hätten sie mehr Zeit und könnten dann größer werden , über den nächsten Sommern. Eine Frage hätte ich noch: Wie sind die Temperaturen in dem Gästezimmer, wo die Pflanzen den Winter über standen ?, war es dort etwas kühler, oder doch angenehm warm ? vlg Heidi
@@heidishaekelgarage ja wirklich sehr überrascht mit deiner häkel Kunst (habe abo. hinterlassen), das Gästezimmer hat normale Raumtemperatur, wie der rest vom Haus, aber auch ein kühler raum wäre ok, wann die beste zeit ist die zu splitten weiß ich nicht aber jeder Zeit sollte okay sein und vergesse den Zimt nicht, dann sollte alles super laufen. Gruß Jochen
@@jochen.allardice-greinDanke :) häkeln ist schon was tolles , aber Blumen sind noch ein klein wenig schöner :) . Ich desinfiziere eigentlich immer mit Holzkohle, werde aber hier eine Ausnahme machen und freue mich, dass es dann auch schön Weihnachtlicht duftet :) viele Grüße Heidi :)
Enjoyed that...especially the cinnamon foot thing!
Glad you liked it, perhaps I should try it on my feet, if anything it'll make them smell nicer 🤔🤣
@@jochen.allardice-grein I’m going to try it,
@@dahutful 🤣 I might just do it myself as well, let me know how you are getting on with it 👍
Have you got an update on this ensete. I'm thinking of tring this. What time of year did you do this and did you use a heat mat or anything. Love your vids, thanks very much.
Thank you very much 🙂 I did this at the end of the growing season when they needed to come into the house anyway, but I assume you can do it any time, and I see you found the update vid. for it; at this point I have 2 bigger ones in the house that are going into the garden in mid May (about bloody time), there will be a video for that of course LOL
HAHA, sehr informativ und humorvoll präsentiert. Richtig gut! (hat es denn funktioniert?) Grüße, Marcus
Vielen Dank 🙂und ja hat es, das erste Jahr waren die neuen recht langsam mit den wachsen, aber dieses Jahr haben sie fahrt aufgenommen, ich mache die Tage mal ein update. Gruß Jochen
Отлично! Хороший ты мужик, позитивный! Есть чему поучится, спасибо.
Exactly how i feel about mine 5 year plant with a fat neck lol get big leaves though. (subscribed)🤣
Thank you 😉.. the propagation went well and they all grew, but not as much as I expected, so this year I am going to take a little cluster of them and overwinter them as a house plant, let's see how they turn out.
Love the video so how did your it work cutting red banana in half
Thank you, and it worked well, I now have 6 Red Banana plants, they took a while till they started to grow. but doing good now
Love the video ! Earned a sub,.. BTW cinnamon does work great ,on feet and other areas. I live in a rain forest so it's something we always keep on hand. Keep up the great work. 👍
Thank you 😊, living in the rain forest how cool. I lived in Nigeria as kid for some times (because of my dad's job) also In the jungle, loved it, perhaps this is why I love the "jungle look". I didn't know that cinnamon is also good for feet and stuff, good to know 😀
I have 2 that are 12 feet tall with a big root ball, are you saying I can split those also when they come out of dormancy
I split mine at the end of the season in November. 2022. They took some time to get going but this year, although the summer was shit, they are growing quite well.
If I do exactly the way you done it in September can I place them in a plastic bag and then plant them in the spring for the next year
I just planted them as I did in the video and while it took a while that something happened, i ended up with 2 pups or so the following year. but you can split the mother plant any time really. Hope this helps
Great!!
Thank you so much :-)
Your video was absolutely funny! But I have a question what month was that done I'm trying to redo some of my banana trees for next can I split them up like that
Thank you, I did that in November 2022
it was Nov. 2021 Not 2022
One of my ensete has really not bothered growing this year, did this work? Really interested to know
thanks
it did work, I have a few plants now but as with you they really have not done much this year, it has been quite cold here, dull for weeks and a lot of rain, and I mean a lot. I can count the days of sunshine on one hand it feels. I assume that the shit weather is the issue for them not growing as well as they could
@@jochen.allardice-grein Your absolutely right, the problem is dry storing ones that are slightly too small. So this is a good half measure, thanks again Jochen love your work
@mrchuffy6535 thank you so much, really appreciate it 😊
Is Ensete Maurellii the same plant as Musa Dwarf Cavendish?
No it isn't, the Cavendish has pups, meaning to propagate you just take the pups off when they grow to a certain size. The ensete doesn't doesn't produce pups so you have to massacre the plant. The Cavendish is more like a basjoo, just not root heardy. Hope this helps.
what is the best time of year to do it? in summer?
I am not sure I did it at the end of the season, and left them on a window seal were they got sun for a few hours a day.
did u get new plantz
i did. in all 8, (I could have had more but some were very small, I guess I should have waited a little longer, before I split them, but a good result