Truly Tiny Banana Plant | Dwarf Fruit-Producing Musa

🍌 Truly Tiny Banana Plant (Musa ‘Truly Tiny’) — Compact Fruit Producing Dwarf Banana

A true miniature banana with lush, deep green foliage that stays darker than most varieties. Perfect for sunny windows, patios, or greenhouse collections, this variety tops out around 2–3 ft and can produce small, edible bananas under the right conditions.

🎁 Welcome Kit included with every plant!
We want your plant to thrive—and we’re always here for plant advice (even if you didn’t buy from us).

💪 How Our Plants Are Different

Most sellers ship bananas barely out of tissue culture, still in delicate acclimation plugs. We take a more premium, grower-level approach by shipping well-rooted, established plants in quality, naturally enriched soil.

We:
🌱 Dust roots with DYNOMYCO at transplant for vigorous root colonization
💧 Treat with Spark + kelp to boost growth, balance microbes, and encourage strong early rooting
🦀 Blend in crab & lobster meal for slow-release nutrition, improved microbial activity, and natural support against soil pests and issues
🌿 Condition each plant in good light and airflow so it transitions easily with minimal stress

Result: stronger roots, deeper color, and faster adaptation than typical freshly acclimated plugs.

🍌 Quick Facts

• Height: 2–3 ft (true dwarf)

• Light: Bright indirect → full sun

• Water: Keep soil evenly moist; never let it fully dry

• Temperature: Prefers 70–85°F

• Fruit: Produces small edible bananas when mature

• Growth Habit: Naturally compact, perfect for pots, patios, grow tents, and small greenhouses

🌞 Growing Tips

• Water immediately upon arrival

• Avoid full direct sun the first week → gradually move to morning sun → then full sun over 1–2 weeks

• Don’t repot for 1–2 weeks to avoid stress

• Repot once roots circle the pot (usually 2–4 weeks)

• Use a well-draining tropical mix

• Feed lightly every 2–4 weeks during active growth

• Keep soil consistently moist—bananas hate drying out

• Loves humidity; pair with other tropicals or mist occasionally

• Avoid temps below 65°F