Tropical banana plant with large leaves and exotic flowers, ideal for warm climates or potted in temperate zones.
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Musa acuminata, commonly known as the Banana Plant, is the primary species used to cultivate the sweet bananas we enjoy. Native to Southeast Asia, this tropical plant is famous for its large, lush leaves and sweet, edible fruit. Ideal for warm climates, Musa acuminata is a must-have for gardeners looking to grow their own bananas at home or in tropical gardens.
Musa acuminata is not just valued for its delicious fruit, but also for its ornamental value. The large, glossy leaves are perfect for adding a tropical touch to any garden, while the plant itself is a great source of potassium and other essential nutrients. Growing bananas at home is not only fun but also rewarding!
Order your Musa acuminata seeds today and start growing your own bananas in your garden!
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Label | Musa acuminata |
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Common name | Wild Dwarf Cavendish Banana |
Genus | Musa |
Species | Musa acuminata |
Germination | Sow the large Musa Acuminata seed about 12 mm deep in a Peaty seed sowing mix, in individual pots in the spring in a warm greenhouse at about 25øc. The seeds will usually germinate in -180 days. Grow the seedlings on in a rich soil, giving occasional liquid feeds. Keep the plants in the greenhouse for at least three years before trying them outdoors. Germination can take longer. Be patient! |
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