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Don't know why my new information on Ananas was removed. Perhaps it was too hard to believe, and considered heretical. I'll reiterate. ...Read More
I tried a few times growing with no luck, in water, cutting the top of the pineapple off. The last time I tried, I did a very simple tech...Read More
Growing this for the first time as an experiment and a possible State Fair entry if all goes well. We planted about 2 weeks ago and alre...Read More
Pinapples make great house plants. I tried different times to grow the tops of pineapples and they can take root once the you cut all the...Read More
They do extremely well in Brisbane, we have fields of them everywhere. I have 3 plants in my garden that are doing well. And the Zone gui...Read More
From a distance it might as well have been a Yucca (native and common here) but I had just been reading a blog about someones pineapple g...Read More
i love pineapple soo much, as a house plant, and as a food. but it is neutral because when i eat fresh pineapple (canned pineapple is jus...Read More
I have not grown this plant. After being introduced in Florida and Puerto Rico, Pineapple (Ananas comosus) has become naturalized.
I bought a pineapple plant from Home Depot last spring that already had a fruit growing. It never got very big, and I ended up sticking t...Read More
Growing a pineapple from what would otherwise be a discarded top is a fun and easy project. It requires a bit of patience, however, sinc...Read More
Of all the wonderful things one can grow from
leftovers of fruits and vegetables, pineapples
are one of my favorites!
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Crowns are VERY easy to grow... rooted one 2 years ago, forced it to produce a fruit back in June- just picked the ripe fruit last week- ...Read More
This is my 3rd generation "Dole" golden pineapple. A great example of garbage gardening. I will get three to four suckers and one top f...Read More
This is one of the easiest fruit producing plants to grow. The method I use is cutting off the crown with 1 inch of the top of the fruit...Read More
Hi
We are on the Big Island of Hawaii, Kona coffee country.
We also are growing yellow and white pineapple.
Last yea...Read More
We have 2 plants in the sandy ground now,with one in a pot and a new fruit that I just harvested. I usually just lop off the top(greenery...Read More
when my son was in early grade school we planted a couple of crowns in pots. They did surprisingly well and one grew a miniature pineapp...Read More
A pineapple seed is one of the rarest things in this world. This is because pineapples have been cultivated by native americans since sev...Read More
I'm not sure of the proper names, but we grow two types of pineapples in our yard. One looks like the regular, pineapple found in most m...Read More
Pineapples can be divided into the following two (2) groups of cultivars:
(A) CAYENNE
Most of the varieties of Pin...Read More
I removed the top from a "gold" pineapple (the sweetest pineapple available at the market)and planted it as described in your other repor...Read More
I saw some pineapples growing in large pots yesterday in the yard of some friends in a fairly sunny spot. They said pineapples overwinte...Read More
Very easy to grow from a top, and that way, they come true to variety. The top will have a stub of the core in the center of it. Allow th...Read More
Toxicity
When unripe, the pineapple is not only inedible but poisonous, irritating the throat and acting as a drastic purg...Read More
Easy to grow from the top of a fruit. Allow to dry 1-2 weeks after cutting top. Root in moist medium (your choice) that drains well. Wate...Read More