

Musa Watering
Also called the "banana plant," Musa is a tropical showstopper. Did you know there are 83 different species? All of them have the potential to produce bananas or plantains under the right (tropical) conditions! These plants love a bit of attention when it comes to water. Give them a drink when the top 1–2 inches of soil feel dry, making sure the soil is well-draining so it stays moist but never soggy.
Watering needs will shift with the seasons: brighter, warmer months call for more frequent watering, while winter slows things down. And always let excess water escape the pot — root rot is the one thing a Musa won’t forgive. Treat it right, and your banana plant will reward you with lush, tropical vibes.
Musa Lighting
Musa plants are sun seekers at heart, thriving on about 6–8 hours of bright, indirect light each day. They can handle a little direct sun, especially if you ease them into it slowly. If indoor light is on the dim side, a grow light can be a game-changer. Just remember: prolonged low light will slow their growth and keep them from showing off their full tropical glory.

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