Double Mahoi Banana

The Double Mahoi banana is a naturally occurring dwarf mutation of the classic Dwarf Cavendish banana plant. The plant is famous among rare fruit collectors for its unique ability to produce two (and sometimes even three) large bunches of fruit from a single flowering pseudostem starting in its second fruiting cycle. Its Hawaiian name "Mahoi" translates to "twins," referencing this rare twin-bunch trait. It features lush, deep-green tropical foliage with broad, wind-resistant leaves, making it a spectacular dual-purpose specimen for both ornamental appeal and heavy edible yields in small spaces or large patio containers. Botanical Name Musa acuminata 'Double Mahoi' Also Known As Twin-Bunch Cavendish | Double Bunching Banana | 双穗香蕉 Specifications USDA Zone Light Needs Watering Needs Leaves Life Cycle Avg. Mature Size Growth Rate Bloom Time Flower Color Harvest Season Years to Bear 8 - 11 Full Sun High Evergreen Perennial 5'-8' Tall and 4'-6' Wide Fast Summer Purple, White Summer - Fall 1 - 2 Years