Around 9 months and basically considering your weather and how much care you provide them. If you expect a banana tree to fruit you have to follow certain rules:
Water, water a lot. Lots of mulch and rich soil and to live next to more banana trees.
The exact time the plant takes to fruit will depend on various environmental conditions and the type of banana.
Note that most bananas are planted from sprouts from existing plants - if grown from seed they take anywhere from 3 to 6 years to produce fruit.
Apple, Silk, or Manzana: From planting until harvest is approximately 15 months.
Cuban Red: 20 months from planting until harvest.
Ice Cream or Blue Java: 18 to 24 months from planting until harvest. Lady Finger: 15 to 18 months from planting to harvest Orinoco: 15 to 18 months from planting to harvest. Cavendish: (there are a LOT of varieties - but this is the general type that produces the yellow ones you buy in the stores) - 12 to 18 months from planting until harvest
It takes a banana tree two frost free seasons to develop fruit before dying.
It takes a year... I am sure about it..
The banana is not a tree but a herb. The stem that bears fruit will die out and be replaced by suckers that will bear the next lot of fruit.
Bananas do not grow on tree's, the banana is the largest herbaceous flowering plant. The time between planting a banana and the harvest of bananas is from 9 to 12 months
ten years
465789 miles high
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two days after planting
upto 3 - 5 yaers in a tree
It takes nine months for a banana plant to fully grow (It's not technically a tree).
The banana will take a while to mold. It stays fresh till about the 6th day.
you need to take 5 days to eat 1 banana....
if you buy a grafted tree it should be able to bear fruit in 2-3 years. if you grow if from seeds it will take 5-9 year.
it takes 6 days or more for a banana to completely rot.