Description Very popular is the Musa Cavendish; the Bananatree. This fast growing plant is characterized by the green unrolling leaves whereupon a beautiful blue haze and purple red spots visible are. This tropical plant is related to the Musaceae and needs yearround a very moist air and a warm place with lots of light. Older plants can also be placed in direct sunlight. During the summer the Musa can be placed outside, but avoid bright sunlight on the hottest of the day. Put the plant in a protected place, because due to strong wind the leaves can burst. Care Lots of light, older plants possibly in direct sunlight. Ideal airtemperature is 18 – 22 °C. In the winter no temperature under 12 °C Keep the soil moist and water it at roomtemperature twice a week. Fertilize 2 times per month with potting soil based on clay, during the winter 1 time per month Our Product Range We cultivate the Musa Dwarf Cavendish in a 21cm pot with a length of 90cm, and in a 35cm pot with a length of 130cm which can be used as eye-catcher in Garden Centre and Conventions.

Description This Musa is originally from Japan and is related to the Musaceae. The fibrebanana is perennial, but has to be covered by for example straw. When is done correct the rhizomes will sprout again in the spring. The overhead parts will die during frostperiods. After a few years this plant can reach 4 metres high. The flowers only appear when the plant is kept frost free. The purple flower grows itself to uneatable bananas. These are small and green. Unfortunately this happens rarely in the Netherlands. Care Lots of light to partial shaed. Temperature - 5 untill 25 C. Water the plant regularly, soil must be kept moist. Firtilize once per 2 weeks, but stop after july. Our product range We grow the Musa Basjoo in a 17cm pot.

Musa

Musa Dwarf Cavendish

Musa

Musa Dwarf Cavendishsander2020-06-14T10:15:52+02:00

Musa Basjoo

Musa

Musa Basjoosander2020-06-12T07:21:47+02:00