To grow a pineapple plant, all you need is a fresh pineapple. Pick one up at the grocery store next time you're there, then separate the leaves from the fruit and soak the base in water. In a few weeks, roots will sprout, and you can plant your pineapple plant in a container and enjoy it for a long time to come.
Buy a pineapple, cut off the top. Bury it about an inch over the leaves in a large pot of rich dirt, water well. We live in the corner of Tenn and GA, have had these plants for over 10years. Bring in house in the fall. Our first one was 4 years old and had not produced, husband read to put in a warm, dark room over the winter. That did the trick, granted it was small, but super sweet and not acidic.
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To grow a pineapple plant, all you need is a fresh pineapple. Pick one up at the grocery store next time you're there, then separate the leaves from the fruit and soak the base in water. In a few weeks, roots will sprout, and you can plant your pineapple plant in a container and enjoy it for a long time to come.
Easier than you think if you are in the correct zone!
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/special/children/planting-pineapple-tops.htm
https://m.wikihow.com/Grow-a-Pineapple
They take a long time to grow, so be patient.
Here is how you can grow a pineapple from the top https://www.ohiotropics.com/2019/03/09/growing-a-pineapple/
Buy a pineapple, cut off the top. Bury it about an inch over the leaves in a large pot of rich dirt, water well. We live in the corner of Tenn and GA, have had these plants for over 10years. Bring in house in the fall. Our first one was 4 years old and had not produced, husband read to put in a warm, dark room over the winter. That did the trick, granted it was small, but super sweet and not acidic.