Hi Introducing our 1 gallon sized pot dwarf Cavendish bananas, the perfect addition to your indoor or outdoor garden! These miniature banana plants are not only adorable but also incredibly rewarding to grow.
Dwarf Cavendish bananas are known for their fast fruiting capabilities, with some plants producing fruit in as little as 9 to 12 months. The compact size of these plants makes them ideal for indoor spaces, allowing you to enjoy the beauty and bounty of fresh bananas right in your own home. When grown outdoors, these plants thrive in warm, tropical climates and can add a touch of exotic beauty to your garden.
When it comes to caring for your dwarf Cavendish bananas, whether indoors or outdoors, make sure they receive plenty of bright, indirect sunlight. Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged, checking the top inch of soil regularly and adjusting your watering schedule as needed. Indoor environments may benefit from additional humidity through misting or a humidifier, while outdoor plants may require more frequent watering during hot and dry periods.
Growing dwarf Cavendish bananas in a container is a great option for those with limited outdoor space. Choose a pot that is at least 12 inches in diameter and has drainage holes to prevent water buildup. As the plant grows, you may need to repot it into a larger container to accommodate its expanding root system.
To ensure your dwarf Cavendish bananas thrive and produce healthy fruit, it's important to feed them regularly. Use a balanced fertilizer with a higher potassium content to promote flowering and fruiting. Feed your plants every 2-3 months during the growing season, adjusting the feeding schedule based on the specific needs of your plants and their growing environment.
At PlantandHeal.com, we believe in empowering you to grow your own food with what you have. With our 4-inch sized pot dwarf Cavendish bananas, you can experience the joy of harvesting fresh, homegrown bananas right from your living room or garden. Start your indoor or outdoor banana growing journey today and enjoy the fruits of your labor in no time!
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Note: IMPORTANT: I am not responsible for buyer germination success, seeds have been tested.
1. Any and all claims made through USPS must be made by the buyer, our company will assist you with any claim as much as we are able. The final responsibility relies with the buyer.
2. We are not responsible for any error on the carriers fault- crushed package, lost package, delayed package or any other case that might arise. Once the package leaves our facility the liability is on the buyer.
3. Any problem you have with the package needs to be reported to me within 24 hours of the delivered time stamp from USPS.
4. When purchasing from us you are agreeing to these terms and conditions and you understand the inherent risk of having living plants shipped to you in the mail. Leaves do get damaged, some roots will have die off, this is all normal when shipping plants. Our company will be here to assist you in any if you need help acclimating your new plant.
5. Plant might be a little smaller/bigger, more or less full, longer or shorter but we do our best to make it similar to the listing photos.
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Banana Plant Shipping & Arrival Conditions (Updated)
When you purchase banana plants from us (including but not limited to Musa cultivars such as Blue Java, Truly Tiny, Red Dacca, Florida Variegated, and similar varieties), you acknowledge the following terms and conditions as part of your purchase:
- Nature of Live Plant Shipping: Banana plants are living, tropical perennial plants. During transit, leaf injury, bending, tearing, or partial leaf loss is common and typically does not reflect poor health; it is an inherent risk of transporting foliage-bearing plants. Some roots may also experience temporary die-back due to shipping stress. This is normal and expected given the biology of bananas and seasonal shipping conditions. The plants are shipped bare-root or in tissue culture packets unless otherwise specified.
- Post-Arrival Growth Response: While leaves may arrive damaged or partially desiccated, healthy banana plants generally respond by producing new emerging leaves once acclimated to appropriate conditions (light, moisture, and temperature). Damaged leaves can often be trimmed and the plant will focus energy on vigorous new growth.
- Use of Banana Leaves: Any intact or partially intact leaves received can be used for garden staging, shade protection for tender plants, temporary mulch, or other practical horticultural applications at the buyer’s discretion.
- Shipping Liability and Claims: You agree that once the shipment leaves our facility and is scanned by the carrier, the risk of shipping damages transitions to the buyer. You must report any issues related to delivery (including severely damaged packages) within 24 hours of delivery with supporting photos for carrier claims assistance. We will assist as much as possible with claim facilitation.
- Acclimation Assistance: Our team will support you with basic acclimation guidance if needed. You are responsible for post-arrival plant care, and the establishment success is influenced by your local environment and handling.
- Packaging Realities: The appearance of leaf movement within the package, cosmetic leaf imperfections, and shifted media/tissue culture packets are normal and do not affect the underlying health of the plant material.
- Finality of Terms: By completing your purchase, you agree to these conditions and understand the inherent risks of receiving live banana plants via shipping. Once the tracking number is created and the package departs our facility, these terms are binding.