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08-22-2006, 03:01 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Pineapples at BJ's
At BJ's today, I saw that they were selling Pineapple plants, with Pineapples growing at the top. I am curious, how come it is so hard and takes so long to get a Pineapple plant to fruit here, but they can get them to fruit enough to sell??? What's the deal? Is it the climate they grow them in, variety, or fertilizer?!? I was thouroughly confused.
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Re: Pineapples at BJ's
they gas them for pre-mature blooms..
takes app. 2 years to fruit from pup, slip or shoot and 3 from top..
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Re: Pineapples at BJ's
Odd. What do they "fuel" them with? What kind of fertilizer?
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Re: Pineapples at BJ's
ethylene, which stimulates bromeliads to flower.
some folks use apples put in the middle of plant and cover with plastic bag, they produce same gases..
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Re: Pineapples at BJ's
Cool. I never knew that. Obviously, LOL! What variety would you suppose these pineapples were?
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