Bananas are herbaceous perennials, not trees. Fruiting requires: full sun, huge pot with rich soil, high humidity, consistent moisture, and 18–24 months maturity with 30+ leaves before flowering.
Meeting light needs for a 10–20 foot plant indoors is extremely difficult. Heated greenhouse or intense artificial lighting with skylights needed. Citrus fertilizer in March/June/October, greensand/kelp amendments.
In Atlanta, bring indoors before frost. Keep warm, bright, and moist. They're grown more for dramatic foliage than reliable fruit.
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