Indian banana
The fruit doesn’t look like a typical banana, more like a mango, but the taste is very similar to that of a banana. In the first few years, the Indian banana needs to be in a shadier place, when it grows and leaves roots, it should be transplanted to a sunnier, wind-protected spot. She likes sunny, warm, sheltered corners. The plant must be watered regularly, it is best if the soil never dries out.
Tropical fruits – lemon and banana in the garden: Yes, that’s possible
