Indianerbanane 'Prima 1216'

Variety

Indianerbanane 'Prima 1216'

created by Alex&Sempi at 15.02.2025

Features

Resistances

cold tolerant

resistant

disease resistant

Little susceptible

robust

Pest-resistant

Standorttolerant

Winterhärte bis -25°C

Taste

exotic

Pineapple aroma

Banana aroma

mango aroma

Melon aroma

creamy

mild

fruity

sweet

buttery

refreshing

raw edible

Edible

delicious, pleasant taste

pleasant

thin skin

soft skin

Geschmacksrichtung: Süße: stark

Essbarkeit: Frucht

Toxizität: ungiftig

Aroma: Vanille

Konsistenz: sahnig

Konsistenz: weich

Growth habit

growth habit: pyramidal

tree

growth habit: upright

lifespan: perennial

self-fruiting

Cold germination

leaves: Deciduous

root type: deep-rooted

Autumn variety

growth habit: compact

flower: flowering

root type: taproot

strong leaves

cross-pollination

leaves: densely leafed

bush tree

propagation by cuttings

leaves: leafy

growth habit: becoming woody

hermaphroditic

fruit on two-year-old wood

height: 300 - 400 cm

wide: 200 - 300 cm

entire leaves

simple flower

Bell-shaped flowers

large leaves

weak to medium growth

slow growth

propagation by seeds

propagation by runners

propagation by grafting

insect pollination

hand pollination

harvest: late-ripening

Blüte: mittelgroß

Blätter: zugespitzt

Geschlechtertyp: einhäusig

Keimung: Dunkelkeimer

Blüte: hängend

Blüte: duftend schwach

Wuchs: nicht invasiv

Blätter: einfach

Schnitt: Form

Schnitt: Erhaltung

Schnitt: nicht erforderlich

Schnitt: möglich

Blätter: oval

Blätter: länglich

Ernteertrag: mittel

Seitentriebbildung: mäßig

Blütenstand: einzeln, kleine Gruppen

Blätter: Herbstfärbung

Wuchsform: mehrstämmig

Location

planting: outdoor

light: sunny to semi-shady

Heat requirement: high

Soil: permeable soil

soil moisture: no waterlogging

Fertilization: single dose of compost

Fertilization: nutrient-rich

fertilization: humus-enriched

Soil: Well fertilized

soil moisture: moist

Fertilization: moderately nutrient-rich

Soil: medium-heavy

Water: regularly

soil moisture: not too dry

Soil: sandy to loamy

biotope: forest

planting: heat protected

Soil: deep

Fertilization: phosphate-rich

planting: open balcony or terrace

Wind: windverträglich

fertilization: low-nitrogen

pH value: acidic to neutral (5,5-7)

fertilization: lime-free

fertilization: potassium-rich

Water: sparingly

Planting: pots, tubs, or boxes

Fertilization: moderate

fertilization: sufficient

Water: deeply

Fertilization: organic

biotope: stream / pond / shoreline

Heat requirement: moderate

Licht: vor Mittagssonne geschützt

Pflanzung: Bauerngarten

Düngung: Langzeitdünger

Düngemittel: Hornspäne

Good companions: moisture-loving

Nachbarn schlecht: trockenheitsliebend

Nachbarn schlechte: Schattenpflanzen

Nachbarn schlechte: kalkliebend

Good companions: sun-loving

Nachbarn schlechte: stark wuchernd

Nachbarn schlechte: hoher nährstoffbedarf

Nachbarn gute: mit niedrigen Nährstoffbedarf

Nachbarn gute: hochwachsend

Nachbarn gute: niedrigwachsend

Pflanztechnik: Mulchen

Düngung: NPK 5/10/10

Herkunft: Neophyt

Düngung: NPK 3/5/7

Düngung: NPK 10/5/8

Düngemittel: Mist, Dung

Nachbarn: Solitär

Pflanzung: Waldbeet

Düngung: NPK 8/8/8

Fruit shape

very large

smooth, sleek

egg-shaped

large

Form: langoval, zylindrisch

aggregate fruit

Typ: Schließfrucht - Beere

Color

green

brown

glossy

Black seeded

Flower: crimson

Fruit: yellow-green

leaves: budding coloration

Frucht: gelb

Frucht: goldgelb

Frucht: grün

Oberfläche: schimmernd

Herbstfärbung: gelb

Herbstfärbung: goldgelb

Wurzel: cremeweiß

Wurzel: gelb

Wurzel: braun

Samen: braun

Blüte: braunviolett/violettbraun

Fruchtfleisch: gelb

Wurzel: beige

Stamm, Stiel: graubraun/braungrau

Blätter: Austrieb rot

Blätter: Austrieb hellgrün

Oberfläche: glatt

Season Overview

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Description

The Indian banana / Papau is a real exotic among woody plants! However, (bot.) Asimina triloba is not for impatient gardeners, as the first flowers can only be expected on the plant after around three years. The exotic fruits only develop from them if there is a suitable pollinator nearby. As the plants of this species are dependent on cross-pollination, it is advisable to combine two different varieties. During the flowering period in May, attractive purple bell-shaped flowers appear on this shrub. They are a real eye-catcher with rarity value! The Indian banana / Papau is a must for all garden owners who are looking for something out of the ordinary. The shrub is also known as Pawpaw or three-lobed Papau. It reaches a height of up to 400 cm. The crown of Asimina triloba is narrow and can be kept to a width of around 250 cm with regular pruning. The plant branches out well and produces new shoots of around 30 cm each year. The flowers appear on them before the leaves emerge. When, after a few years in a sheltered and sunny spot in the garden, the time has come for the fruits to form, the joy is great! The fall fruits of the Indian banana / Papau develop from the ovaries, of which each flower contains several. The fruits of Asimina triloba are reminiscent of avocados and have a greenish to yellow-green skin color, they reach a weight of 300 g and a length of 10 cm.

Non hybrid

Frostproof

Growing tips

The three-lobed papaw requires a humus-rich soil that should always be sufficiently moist. This plant is also suitable for growing in containers, which makes it easier to overwinter in the first few years. This is because the Indian banana / papau only reaches its excellent winter hardiness of up to around -25 °C when the trunk is sufficiently developed. Young plants of this species are considered frost-sensitive and the gardener must protect them from frost. To its delight, the Pawpaw is generally particularly easy to care for and diseases and pests are hardly known to affect it. A good choice for all lovers of rare woody plants.