Dwarf Cavendish Banana LIVE PLANT

Dwarf Cavendish Banana LIVE Tropical Fruit Tree Plant - Musa acuminata Musa acuminata Listing is for one rooted plant. Plants are grown in 72 cell trays so that they will be rooted but small enough for efficient shipping. Check out my YouTube video "Live Plant Care Guide & Delivery Unboxing for my Customers" for further instructions on what to expect with your live plant delivery and care tips: https://youtu.be/BmPw4rKLwDk The Dwarf Cavendish banana plant, is a popular choice among home gardeners and tropical fruit enthusiasts, because of its compact size, reaching 6-10FT tall at maturity. The Cavendish fruit, measuring an impressive 8-10 inches, is well-known for its classic, sweet taste and bright yellow peel. It yields bunches of medium-sized, richly flavored bananas that are perfect for fresh consumption, desserts, or baking. What sets the Dwarf Cavendish apart is its adaptability to container growing, making it suitable for those with limited space or a desire to introduce a tropical atmosphere to patios, balconies, or indoor settings. Despite its modest stature, the plant's broad and lush green leaves contribute to an ornamental and exotic aesthetic. Additionally, the Dwarf Cavendish is relatively easy to care for, requiring consistent moisture, regular fertilization, and ample sunlight. While it is hardy and can tolerate various conditions, providing a warm and sheltered environment enhances its potential for flourishing and fruit production. Ideal Growing Conditions USDA Hardiness Zones: 9B-11 Protect young plants if temperatures drop below 50F. Once established, they can take brief periods of cold down to 32F but expect some leaf damage. The entire plant can die if temperatures drop below 32F. Perennial evergreen - will lose leaves if exposed to too much cold Sun: Full sun is best for maximum growth and production. Can tolerate some partial shade but production will be decreased. Soil: Everything grows best in soil that is heavy in composted organic matter BUT this plant grows just fine in a variety of soils without amendments, like my native Florida sandy soil. Water: Monitor young plants and keep consistent water. Fertilizer: Bananas are nutrient hungry plants. Fertilize every month with a citrus fertilizer or 10-10-10. Follow me on social media because I talk a lot about the same seed varieties or plants I sell here in my shop and gardening tips. IG, YT, and TikTok: jerrasgarden. Shipping ***Cannot ship to CA, AK, or HI***