How do Bananas grow...in Iceland?!

The video explores Iceland's unexpected banana plantation, highlighting the use of geothermal energy to create a tropical environment for banana growth. It covers banana plant varieties, structure, and growth process, emphasizing the unique conditions in Iceland. The video concludes with a tasting session, showcasing the superior taste of bananas ripened on the plant.

What is unique about Iceland's banana plantation?

• It exports bananas worldwide.

• It uses traditional farming methods.

• It is one of Europe's largest banana plantations.

• It is located in a tropical region.

Which variety of banana is known for its blue tinge?

• Plantain banana

• Ice blue banana

• Red banana

• Cavendish dwarf banana

What is a banana plant more closely related to?

• Grasses

• Vines

• Shrubs

• Trees

What are the individual bananas in a bunch called?

• Seeds

• Pods

• Toes

• Fingers

How do bananas change as they ripen on the plant?

• They turn blue.

• They develop a hard shell.

• They shrink in size.

• They curl upwards.

What natural resource is used to heat the greenhouses in Iceland?

• Solar energy

• Wind energy

• Geothermal energy

• Hydroelectric energy

What is the temperature of the steam used in Iceland's greenhouses?

• 120 degrees

• 200 degrees

• 100 degrees

• 150 degrees