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CHUXAY GARDEN Musa Acuminata,Banana Fruit Tree 10 Seeds Dwarf Houseplant Sweet Fruit Organic Green Health Grows in Garden and Pots Gardening Gifts
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HARDINESS ZONE.10-11 GROW.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 le…
HARDINESS ZONE.10-11 GROW.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! WHEN TO PLANT.Mid-march to early April. TALL.Grows up to 12-20 ft. tall (360-600 cm) and 6-10 ft. wide (180-300 cm). USE.Great choice for containers or Mediterranean gardens where it will proudly stand out. Musa acuminata (Banana) is a large, fast-growing, suckering evergreen perennial boasting huge, paddle-shaped leaves, up to 6-10 ft. long (180-300 cm). Erect spikes of cream to yellow flowers adorned with showy bracts appear seasonally on mature plants (2-3 years old). They are followed by edible yellow bananas. The leaf sheathes overlap to form a trunk-like pseudostem. Each pseudostem has a limited lifespan. It only lives as long as it takes it to flower and produce fruit. After flowering and fruiting, the pseudostem dies, but the roots push out new shoots (banana pups) which form new pseudostems. Musa acuminata is one of the common producers of the fruit that we find in the grocery stores. Award-winning 'Dwarf Cavendish' grows up to 5-10 ft. (150-300 cm) and can be grown as a summer bedding plant or in a container. Performs best in full sun in humus-rich,well-drained soils.Best growth occurs with consistently moist soils that do not dry out. Banana trees do not do well in drought conditions since they need to be watered often for proper growth. Shelter from the wind to prevent the leaves from being damaged. Fertilize plants regularly during the growing season.
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HARDINESS ZONE.10-11 GROW.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! WHEN TO PLANT.Mid-march to early April. TALL.Grows up to 12-20 ft. tall (360-600 cm) and 6-10 ft. wide (180-300 cm). USE.Great choice for containers or Mediterranean gardens where it will proudly stand out. Musa acuminata (Banana) is a large, fast-growing, suckering evergreen perennial boasting huge, paddle-shaped leaves, up to 6-10 ft. long (180-300 cm). Erect spikes of cream to yellow flowers adorned with showy bracts appear seasonally on mature plants (2-3 years old). They are followed by edible yellow bananas. The leaf sheathes overlap to form a trunk-like pseudostem. Each pseudostem has a limited lifespan. It only lives as long as it takes it to flower and produce fruit. After flowering and fruiting, the pseudostem dies, but the roots push out new shoots (banana pups) which form new pseudostems. Musa acuminata is one of the common producers of the fruit that we find in the grocery stores. Award-winning 'Dwarf Cavendish' grows up to 5-10 ft. (150-300 cm) and can be grown as a summer bedding plant or in a container. Performs best in full sun in humus-rich,well-drained soils.Best growth occurs with consistently moist soils that do not dry out. Banana trees do not do well in drought conditions since they need to be watered often for proper growth. Shelter from the wind to prevent the leaves from being damaged. Fertilize plants regularly during the growing season.