Musa 'Dwarf Cavendish', the banana tree, can be grown indoors in the UK, and while it is unlikely you will see fruit, they do have a tropical look to them.
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They thrive in bright indirect light, but can handle some shade and direct sun. Adjust watering according to light conditions.
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They like the soil to remain moist but not soggy. Check the soil with your finger and if dry water.
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Misting regularly helps replicate the humid home of the banana tree.
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The large leaves tear easily and naturally in the wild to allow wind to pass. It is also a way the plant can shed older leaves and replace them with new leaves.