Your Banana looks fine to me. When the picture was taken, was it a hot day? It looks like it might have been. I find that my Banana's droop like that, when they get to warm or too cold. I think it looks really healthy!!! Let us know if it gets worse. Diana55

I agree with Diana... looks real good. I have one, that is just fine (pup from last year) and it doesn't look as good as that one! hehehehe

Like Diana asks... is it in direct sun/heat? They WILL droop.

Secondly, is it getting enough water? They will droop if they need more water... but then, they will also droop if they are getting too much water.... as in, the soil stays WET.

Thanks for responding! Yes, that day was pretty warm and humid and it gets full sun for most of the day. The problem is that it's NOT growing anymore, and it still wilts overnight when temperatures drop into the fifties. Is this also normal, or is this something that I should worry about?

What is the soil type?

How long has it been in the new soil?

What is your watering pattern?

Is the soil wet?

Is the soil dry?

It may just be adapting to its new environment.

I'd probably move it out of full "all-day sun" for a while.
Perhaps morning sun to early PM, but I wouldn't stress it further with full afternoon sun.

Just my thoughts.

Mine has been real slow to take off here in zone 5. I planted mine out on the 20th of April and not much growth has taken place. I've had a lot of new leaves emerge, so i know they are fine...i guess they take awhile to adjust to their new summer home.

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The first one is larger then the second one.

My Musa Basjoo has actually grown a lot after I got it, but it suddenly stopped growing. Right now it seems to be getting worse, and I've been thinking about planting it in the ground soon. The pot that it's in is pretty small so can this be the problem?

It probably wouldn't hurt. ALthough this week is suppose to get kind of cold (low in the lower 40's) later this week. Tomorrow should be hot (near 90F). I've already got the tomatoes in, the sweet corn is 6inches tall and peppers are out...so what the heck.

Wait till the warm Summer hits them!!! They will grow like there's no tomorrow. Just give them some time!!! Diana55