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Cut the top off off pineapple and remove all of the fruit part, leaving the core intact. Start gently peeling the bottom leaves off and you will begin to see dark roots. Peel a few more rounds of leaves off and set the stump into a glass container with the water covering most of the roots but not touching the leaves. Change the water on a regular basis until you have a healthy root system, then plant.
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