Mekong Giant Banana - Musa itinerans Guava Biloxi can re-bloom and the

Biloxi can re-bloom and the fruit can ripen year round in areas with mild winters

The second ripens September through early November

It produces delicately sweet tasting small

it also brings butterflies and hummingbirds to your garden

It yields fruit with orange/pink flesh and it tastes like a dessert

Mekong Giant Banana - Musa itinerans Guava Biloxi can re-bloom and theThe Mekong Giant is a fast growing, unusually cold hardy banana plant that attains a pink to purple pseudostem as it ages. Average mature height: 30 40 feet Fertilizer: N P K (Nitrogen Phosphorus Potassium) in a 3 1 6 ratio. Light: Mostly sunny Soil: Soils that hold water. Ditches and low lying spots are ideal. It's suitable for bogs. Zones: 6 10