A 5-year-old dwarf Cavendish banana has not fruited. Under ideal in-ground, frost-free conditions, bananas fruit in 12–15 months.
Bananas do not fruit reliably in containers. The corm (rhizome) needs unrestricted space to expand. Even "super dwarf" varieties eventually stress and stop developing in pots.
If fruit is the goal, plant in ground in a frost-free climate. If only ornamental value is desired, accept that container plants will eventually decline and need replacement.
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