r/BananaTree

I believe I am close to getting a flower in a pot. It is in a 30gallon grow bag under strong grow lights. I keep the room roughly 85 degrees. First picture was the tissue culture I got in June, second pic was August, third was January, and final picture was today. It’s about 4.5” at the base and 42” tall to leaf tip. Canopy has gotten very tight and leafs have slowly decreased in size although nothing has changed. Should be within the next few weeks to couple months if I had to guess. Very exciting!

Moved into a house and banana tree looks like this. What can I do to make it look better, help preserve it.

I got this plant about 1-2 weeks ago and it’s been going through some transplant shock I think but the top leaves have been healthy just no new growth today I left it in the sun and it looks dehydrated what do I do? The soil is well draining and I water every other day

We need help figuring out how to help our banana tree any suggestions would be appreciated. We are in Ohio.

I’m a rookie on banana trees, added this musa basjoo from a local garden center to my landscaping yesterday. Was intrigued that it had several stems rather than just one, like I have seen before. Now that I think more about it, curious if I’m supposed to separate these off/thin it out and plant them as stand alones? Does it matter? Just curious! Thanks!