Banana Split Seeds

The Strength of Banana Split

THC levels usually land between 22% and 25%, giving you a smooth, uplifting high that’s perfect for mornings or powering through the day.

Known for its high potency

It pairs great with a cup of coffee and adds a creative, feel-good buzz without knocking you out. Just don’t go overboard - too much can leave you feeling a little couchy.

Feel the High of Banana Split

This fruity favorite is one of those strains that just makes you feel good all around. It hits with this uplifting, clear-headed buzz that gets you smiling without feeling too wired. You still feel present, but everything’s just... lighter. People love it because it’s that perfect balance - you’re relaxed but not stuck, energized but not jittery. It’s great for daytime, especially if you want to stay social or knock out some creative stuff.

And yep - it can definitely bring on the munchies, so snacks are a good idea. It’s just a fun, feel-good smoke that keeps the vibes high without weighing you down.

Responsible marijuana use within one's tolerance levels can produce pleasant effects- avoid excessive intake.

The Flavor of Banana Split

This flavorful flower has that kind of flavor that makes you go, “Damn, that’s good,” right from the first hit. It’s got this creamy, fruity sweetness - like banana and citrus with a little candy vibe on the back end. When you smoke it, the flavor holds strong the whole way through, and it’s super smooth.

You can thank the terpenes for that - limonene brings in the bright, citrusy notes, myrcene gives it that mellow, slightly earthy base, and caryophyllene adds a little spice that balances it all out. It’s one of those strains where the taste actually lives up to the name, and yeah—it’s as fun to smoke as it sounds.

Flowering Time 56-63 Days

-- Outdoor Grow (Full Sun / In Ground) --
Height: 5 Ft Plus
Yield: 1 1/2 - 2 Plus lbs. Cured

How to Grow Banana Split Marijuana Indoors and Outdoors

What to Watch for When Growing Banana Split - It has moderate resistance to mold and pests, but once those buds start packing on weight in late flower, airflow becomes super important. Keeping the air moving and staying on top of humidity makes a big difference - especially once those buds start filling out. If you're growing in a humid spot or a more compact setup, it’s a good idea to start using Holi Moli Eliminator early. It helps stop pests, mold, mildew, and bud rot before they ever get a chance to mess with your plants.

Temperature Swings: This strain does best with stable temps. It can handle minor fluctuations, but big swings - especially sudden cold drops or heat spikes - can stress it out.

Nutrient Sensitivity: It isn’t overly sensitive, but it doesn’t like to be overfed - especially when it comes to nitrogen during flower, since that can throw off your pH balance and affect overall health. Keep your feeding light and consistent for better flavor and stronger trichome production. A full-spectrum formula like Holi Moli Juice makes things simple, giving your plants everything they need from veg to flower in one bottle.

Odor Control: Yes—you’ll definitely need odor control. This strain gets loud in flower with sweet, creamy, fruity funk that will fill your space quickly. A carbon filter is a must if you’re trying to keep things discreet.

Stretch Factor: It does stretch once it flips to flower - usually about 1.5x its veg height, sometimes a bit more. Pro Tip: Flip to 12/12 when it’s around 20–22 inches tall (usually about 5–6 weeks old) to stay ahead of the stretch and keep your lights at a safe distance.

Support: It will need strong support structures as branches get heavy with buds - best to add support before you think you need it, as trying to prop up already-bent branches can sometimes cause damage.

Best Climate to Grow Banana Split Outside

This cultivar thrives in a warm, sunny, and dry climate - the kind of environment with long daylight hours, mild nights, and low humidity. You’ll want to set your plants up in a spot that gets full sun for most of the day, ideally with a nice natural breeze flowing through to help with airflow and prevent moisture from settling on the buds.

Even in dry regions, humidity can creep in during early mornings or late at night, so it’s important to give your plants room to breathe. Avoid crowding them too close to fences or walls, and make sure there’s space between them for air to move freely through the canopy. If you notice heavy dew in the mornings, give the plants a light shake to knock it off, or set up a small fan nearby if the air is still. For extra protection, use Holi Moli Eliminator preventatively to keep mold, mildew, and bud rot from sneaking in - especially during late flower.

Use fabric grow bags instead of plastic pots - fabric allows better root oxygenation and keeps the root zone cooler in full sun. Here’s a good guide for bag sizes and spacing:

— 10-gallon bags — 2 to 2.5 feet apart

— 15-gallon bags — 3 feet apart

— 20-gallon bags or larger — 3.5 to 4 feet apart

Giving them the right space and airflow is key to a healthy outdoor grow, especially as those dense buds start stacking up later in the season.

How to Grow Banana Split Marijuana in Subtropical Climates

This powerful Hybrid strain can absolutely be grown in hot, arid subtropical climates, but you’ll want to take a few extra steps to keep your plants happy and thriving in those intense conditions.

Start by picking a sunny location where your plants can soak up plenty of morning and afternoon light, but also get some relief from harsh midday heat if possible. Natural airflow is a must - a gentle breeze helps keep your canopy cool and reduces the chance of moisture or heat stress building up.

If daytime temperatures climb above 90°F, throw up a white shade cloth during the hottest part of the day. It’ll reflect heat while still letting in plenty of light, which helps keep your plants from getting heat-stressed without slowing their growth.

Even though the climate is dry, don’t let your guard down with humidity. In these zones, early morning dew or temperature swings can still create moisture pockets in dense buds. Keep your plants pruned to improve airflow, and give them a gentle shake in the mornings if they collect any dew. Using Holi Moli Eliminator as a preventative helps protect against mold, mildew, and bud rot when the flowers start to bulk up.

Fabric grow bags are your best friend in the heat - they let the roots breathe and help keep the root zone cooler than plastic pots. Here’s how to space them out properly:

— 10-gallon bags — 2 to 2.5 feet apart

— 15-gallon bags — 3 feet apart

— 20-gallon bags or larger — 3.5 to 4 feet apart

If your grow area gets hit with strong, drying winds, consider setting up a simple windbreak or placing your plants near a structure that offers partial shelter without blocking the breeze entirely. With just a few adjustments, it can really thrive in these warm, dry conditions.

How to Grow Banana Split Marijuana in Temperate Climates

This variety can be grown in temperate climates, but you’ll want to take a few extra steps - especially when it comes to managing moisture and cooler temperatures later in the season. Start your seeds indoors in early spring to give them a strong start, then move them outside once the weather stays consistently above 50°F and your last frost has passed.

Choose a sunny, open spot with good airflow to help prevent mold and mildew. Temperate zones often bring more humidity, morning dew, and rain, particularly during late flower, so it’s important to keep the canopy trimmed and airy. Avoid placing your plants near fences or walls that block airflow, and shake off excess moisture in the mornings if needed. You can also use Holi Moli Eliminator preventatively to stay ahead of mold, mildew, and bud rot.

Fabric grow bags are a must - they keep the roots cooler, breathe better than plastic, and help prevent rot. Grow bag sizes and spacing:

— 10-gallon bags — 2 to 2.5 feet apart

— 15-gallon bags — 3 feet apart

— 20-gallon bags or larger — 3.5 to 4 feet apart

With the right setup and a little extra care during the wetter parts of the season, it can perform beautifully in temperate climates.

How to Grow Banana Split Cannabis Indoors

This plant does great in an indoor setup, especially when you keep the environment stable. For temperature, aim to keep things around 75-82°F during the light hours, and try not to let it drop below 65-70°F at night. Anything under 60°F can stress the plant, especially during flowering.

As for humidity, keep it around 55-65% during veg, then gradually lower it to 40-50% once you’re in flower to help prevent mold and keep those dense buds happy and healthy.

Fabric pots are definitely the way to go indoors - they breathe better, prevent root binding, and help with drainage. 5-gallon fabric bags are ideal, giving the roots plenty of room to stretch without overcrowding your space. Aim to space your plants about 18 to 24 inches apart so airflow stays strong and you have room to train, defoliate, and manage the canopy easily. If you’ve got the extra room, you can absolutely size up to 7- or even 10-gallon bags to encourage bigger plants and potentially better yields - just make sure you’re giving each plant enough space to avoid crowding.

The buds get thick and sticky, which makes airflow and humidity control super important in flower. You’ll want to keep oscillating fans running to move air through the canopy and help prevent mold or mildew. A dehumidifier comes in handy during late flower-especially if your space tends to hold moisture. And yes, a carbon filter is a must. Once this strain starts blooming, it throws off a strong, sweet banana-fuel aroma that can easily creep out of your tent or room. A good filter will keep things under control without losing those terps.

If you’ve got a little experience or just want to try something new, it responds really well to training. You can top it early in veg, run some low-stress training (LST) to open up the canopy, or even go for a full SCROG (screen of green) if you’re trying to maximize yield in limited space. Just start early and give the plant time to recover before switching to 12/12. This strain doesn’t mind a bit of hands-on attention and tends to reward it with bigger, more even bud development.

When it comes to lighting, stronger lights almost always mean better yields and higher-quality buds. It really thrives under full-spectrum LEDs. Most growers use 6500K lights for veg and then switch to 3000K or 3500K during flower, but here at Holi Moli, we actually run 6500K from seed to harvest, and the results have been consistently impressive - dense colas, strong trichome coverage, and full-on flavor. Light matters more than people realize, and this strain really responds when it’s given the right intensity and spectrum.

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