Welcome To Makmur Bioculture

Banana tissue culture are seedlings produced through biotechnological methods in the laboratory. This technique ensures that the seedlings are more uniform, healthy, and disease-free than seedlings using conventional methods.

✅ Free from soil-borne diseases
✅ More uniform growth
✅ Higher yield rate
✅ Longer plant lifespan

We supply several popular varieties including:

• Berangan Banana
• Nangka Banana
• Tanduk Banana

The price depends on the variety and quantity of the order. For the latest information, please contact us via WhatsApp or the booking form on the website.

Makmur Bioculture does not set any minimum quantity for purchases. You are free to place an order according to your project needs – whether small or large.

• Delivery is made directly to the customer’s location using a truck or special courier, with a minimum purchase of 100 unit.
• Delivery charges depend on the distance and order quantity.
• We ensure that the seedlings arrive in good condition.

Anda boleh membuat tempahan melalui:
📲 WhatsApp
📩 Booking form (Google Form / website)
📞 Contact us directly

How to Grow Banana Tissue Culture: A Complete Guide for New Farmers

Bananas are among the most popular fruits in Malaysia, not only for local consumption but also for export. To ensure good yields, the use of tissue culture seedlings is becoming increasingly preferred as they are more uniform, faster to mature, and disease-free. Below is a simple step-by-step guide for those who are just starting to plant tissue culture bananas.

1. Site Preparation

✅ Choose fertile and well-loosened soil with a proper drainage system.

✅ Avoid low-lying areas that are prone to waterlogging.

✅ Plough and loosen the soil thoroughly before planting.

2. Planting Distance

Recommended spacing:

• 3m x 3m for Berangan / Nangka bananas

*With this spacing, each acre can accommodate approximately 400–500 plants.

3. Planting Hole Preparation

🕳️ Dig holes with dimensions of 45cm x 45cm x 45cm.
🌱 Mix the topsoil with organic fertilizer (compost / well-matured chicken manure) before planting.
This helps the seedling roots to grow faster.

4. Seedling Planting

🌱 Select healthy tissue culture seedlings with fresh green leaves.
🪴 Carefully remove the seedlings from the polybag to avoid root damage.
🌿 Plant at the collar level of the seedling, then firm the soil around it.
💧 Water adequately after planting.

5. Early Care

💧 Watering: Water daily during the first week, then reduce according to weather conditions.
🌿 Weeds: Control weeds to prevent competition with young plants.
🍂 Fertilizer: Apply a balanced NPK fertilizer 2–3 weeks after planting, followed by a monthly fertilization schedule.

6. Pest and Disease Control

Although tissue culture seedlings are disease-free from the laboratory, proper field management remains

important:

• Avoid waterlogging, which can cause basal rot
• Use fungicides or biological control methods if necessary.
• Remove damaged or diseased leaves immediately.

7. Harvesting

Tissue culture bananas are usually ready for harvest after 9–12 months, depending on the variety and

management.

Signs that the fruit is ready for harvest:

• Banana fingers are full and well-developed.
• The fruit begins changing color from dark green to light green.

Conclusion

Planting tissue culture bananas not only provides faster yields but also ensures greater consistency. With proper care from the beginning, your farm can become a strong source of long-term income. Makmur Bioculture is ready to supply high-quality seedlings and provide technical guidance to help customers succeed in their plantations