Musa

Musa has roughly 70 known species, with a wide variety of uses. Though they can grow as high as trees, plantain and banana plants, they aren’t woody and their noticeable "stem" is made up of huge leaf stalks bases. Hence, they are theoretically gigantic herbs. Its species are generally used as food plants by some Lepidoptera species’ larvae, including the leopard moth. Numerous distinct groups of plants that bear edible fruits have been developed from the species of this plant. Bananas are produced in about 135 countries across the tropics and subtropics. Most of the producers are farmers who plant the crop either for home consumption or commercial markets. The banana was cultivated in the humid tropical forests of Southeast Asia as well as the Western Pacific parts of New Guinea where wild bananas species are native.

Musa are one of the most popular striking flowers. Its flower stalks are either pendulous or erect, comprising of various unisexual flowers borne within multicolored broad bracts. The inflorescence of this plant is a large, tapering, long-oval, and purple-clad bud at the spike. Make sure you contact Astra Fund Holland BV in order to purchase flowers wholesale from Holland. They havin an amazing array of beautiful flowers.