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G-9 Banana Plant Description

The G-9 banana plant is a high-yielding cultivar of the Cavendish banana group (Musa acuminata), widely cultivated for commercial banana production in tropical and subtropical regions. Known for its adaptability, disease resistance, and excellent fruit quality, the G-9 variety is especially popular in India and other banana-growing countries.

Botanical Characteristics:
Height: 6–7.5 feet (1.8–2.3 meters); shorter than traditional banana varieties, making it more wind-resistant and easier to manage.

Pseudostem: Thick, cylindrical, and green with a reddish tinge; composed of tightly packed leaf sheaths.

Leaves: Large, paddle-shaped, and bright green; can reach up to 9 feet long. New leaves emerge in a spiral.

Inflorescence (Banana Heart): Large, purplish-red, and droops downward; contains both male and female flowers.

Fruits: Grows in bunches of 12–16 hands (clusters); each bunch may produce 150–200 bananas. The bananas are medium to large, uniformly shaped, with thin, bright yellow skin when ripe and creamy, sweet pulp.

Growing Conditions:
Climate: Tropical; requires warm temperatures (25–35°C) and high humidity.

Soil: Fertile, well-drained loamy or alluvial soils with good organic content and a pH of 6–7.5.

Water: Requires regular irrigation; sensitive to waterlogging.

Sunlight: Full sun exposure is essential for optimal growth and fruiting.

Advantages of G-9 Variety:
High Yield: Produces 30–35 kg or more per bunch under proper care.

Early Maturity: Harvestable in 11–12 months from planting.

Disease Resistance: Tolerant to Panama disease (Fusarium wilt) and other common pests when managed well.

Commercial Value: Popular in both domestic and export markets due to its shelf life, appearance, and taste.

Uses:
Fruit: Consumed fresh or used in cooking, baking, smoothies, and processed banana products.

Leaves: Used for wrapping food and in traditional serving.

Plant Residue: Can be used for compost or as livestock fodder.

Let me know if you'd like information on how to grow G-9 bananas or manage pests and diseases effectively.




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Product Information

Brand

Aquinnah

Product Type

Live Fruit Plant

Life Cycle

Annual

Hybrid

Yes

Country_of_Origin

India

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