PLANTING SOME FRESH PLANTAIN ON SATURDAY 28TH FEBRUARY 2026


PLANTING SOME FRESH PLANTAIN IN THE GARDEN ON SATURDAY 28TH FEBRUARY 2026

This shows that fresh plantain can be grown from the lower part of the plantain tree which has roots as well. This lower part of the plantain tree was what depicted on Friday 27th February 2026 and which was also planted but only for a harvested plantain tree which still had a stump with roots on it.
























OBSERVATION ON FRIDAY 27TH FEBRUARY 2026 

ROOTS AND STUMP OF A HARVESTED PLANTAIN TREE

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Written by Abiodun Mohammed Adeyemi Ajijola





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