Grand Nain Chiquita Banana Tree - Live Dwarf Banana Plant

Came in the box well packaged. Some of the leaf ends were brown and curled and looked like it might not survive, but I followed the planting instructions and it worked. I held off transplanting for a good month and a half, slowly getting the tiny thing acclimated to it’s new environment.UPDATED:*** The banana tree is healthy and growing very well now. It takes minimal upkeep and needs watered every two weeks. Be careful not to overwater it!! It has grown to a height of 7” at the trunk and 13” with the leaves. I’m thrilled at how well it doing. I had to move it to a larger container (banana protein jar) in the spring this year and will move it to a larger pot in a few months. Great product!!

Received in good condition and alive. However, no instructions were included in the package. Based on the product description, I’m assuming it’s safe to transplant it outdoors in sunlight or is ready to.

Received my plant late January, and straight out of the box it looked fantastic, roots were wrapped neatly and hadn't dried out, and after about seven months of growth, my tree is shoulder high and thriving!! Highly reccommend

The Banana Tree was dead.

It still lives and is growing

Mine is from BayLeaf Nursery, Darren sent a personal note with the plant with some useful tips.The plant arrived healthy, the leaves were perfect, and the root ball was well-wrapped and protected from drying out.The box was new, standard cardboard, so it protected the plant.I plan to buy from this nursery again soon.

As advertised started growing then died maybe shock during delivery but was alive when arrived.

This is what my plant looked like after cross-country travel through the cold. Perfectly healthy except for a tiny bit of curl. Moist not wet. Soil well aerated. In less than 3 weeks the plant has tripled in size with a trunk starting. Of note, using hydroponic growth medium - vermiculite and perlite with a pretty generic hydroponic nutrient system. Nothing fancy, watering by hand with about a 2 quart reservior i let go dry before rewatering. I use 1200W LED light with an inline fan/filter. Light on 13 hours, room temp 82-84 humidity 40-70%. Dark 11 hours, temp 70-73. Would like to bring nighttime room temp down, but I'm not really that concerned.