Fat Banana cannabis plants are tricky to grow and can be brought to harvest by intermediate and above cultivators. This strain grows notoriously tall plants and reaches heights of well over 6 feet, which means it requires a ton of space to grow. Fat Banana performs better indoors than outdoors, similar to most cannabis strains, and will grow like most indoor plants if you have access to an outdoor greenhouse. While some cultivators prefer to grow in natural sunlight and fresh air similar to that of the Mediterranean, others prefer the more predictable, controlled environment of growing indoors. Ideally, the temperature should be between 78 and 86 degrees Fahrenheit, with relative humidity between 50-60%. If you are going to grow this strain indoors, you will need to replicate the warm and humid climate to make these plants hit their highest potential yields. If your local weather is similar to these conditions, your crop will perform exceptionally outdoors. However, setting up your grow inside will help you keep the right lighting, humidity, and temperature throughout the grow. You can use Low-stress training (LST) and topping to help increase your yields come harvest time. The Screen of Green (SCroG) method is also a solid choice for this tall strain. These methods help shape and prune the canopy so that it doesn’t grow too tall. You will also need to use screens to help reinforce the heavy buds so that they don’t break the branches of this plant.