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Old 09-05-2007, 04:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Another baby Pineapple! New pics- 9-9-07

I forget what it's called but it's finally making fruit! I'll update the pictures as it grows.


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Old 09-05-2007, 07:48 PM   #2 (permalink)
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How long is it taking you from planting to fruit? It takes me about 3 years in NC.
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It's taking about the same time as Bananas. 2yrs give or take. This one was planted at the same time as the other variety that I already ate a while back and it's just now starting to send up the fruit. It was partially uprooted a couple times from my dogs playing ball so that may have something to do with the longer time to fruit. All of my pineapple plants were slips that I bought on ebay.
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Cool picture Mitchel!!!
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Niceee!
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Awesome Pic !

That Pineapple look's awesome.I hope the dogs dont bother it so it can continue on growing good for you.


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What a beautiful pic.. SOOO Cool......How long before it is ripe?
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Neat! I started mine from a pineapple I bought at the grocery store and it is starting to grow a bit and has grown quite an impressive root system in a short time.

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Mine is from a store pineapple too. It shows a lot of growth at first then it takes forever to fruit. I have mine in pots, I could never grow them in the ground.
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Great picture, can you grow potted pineapple like bananas? I have a very short growing season here!
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out of curiosity how do get a pineapple to grow when bought from store, if we dont eat it or freeze it, it rots


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You just cut off all of the fruit and stick the top in some soil . I did this earlier this year and thought the thing was gone . My groundcover took it over . I pulled the stuff back last week to find the pineapple still alive .
Buzzwinder , you should be able to keep one potted just like all of your other bromeliads . Warn the kids , some can have nasty tips on the leaves .
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so treat it like you would when removing a pup, just no roots to worry about!

we will have to try this as we buy a couple a year!!


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we will have to try this as we buy a couple a year!!


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Just hold the fruit firmly in one hand,and with your other hand, grab the crown by the base, (growth coming out of the top of fruit), and twist. Then peel back the bottom leaves(about 1/4 to 1/2 inch) and let it sit a day or two before planting. When choosing a pineapple, try to find one with a crown thats not too beat up.
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Just to add to Nanaman's post... an application of fungicide and root stimulator wouldn't hurt, if you don't have any then that is ok too but you run a greater risk of rot with out the fungicide. The root stimulator (growth hormone) just gives it a little extra 'oomph' to get established.
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Just make sure there is no fruit left on the bottom after peeling the lower leaves off. If so trim with a knife. I pull enough leaves off so that it makes the nub on the bottom about an inch long, then let it sit on top of the fridge for 2-3 days before potting in a 50/50 mix of perlite and planting compost. I'll post a picture of the crown from the fruit I harvested that's doing very well now!
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we will have to try this when pineapple are in season at our stores, food grown by your own hands always taste better. Plus you know whats been sprayed or applied to it


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You don't have to wait for seasonal fruit, you can purchase slips on line. Here's a link:http://cgi.ebay.com/PINEAPPLE-PLANT-...QQcmdZViewItem
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You don't have to wait for seasonal fruit, you can purchase slips on line. Here's a link:http://cgi.ebay.com/PINEAPPLE-PLANT-...QQcmdZViewItem
And from what I understand the slips will fruit faster then a crown or a sucker although my original plant suckered long before it grew slips so it's almost full grown allready!

The plant that's flowering now has no slips or suckers..... Waaaa
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