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Re: My pineapples
How long does it take to grow ?
And how do go about growing them? Thanks for any info. |
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i started 2 new pineapples today!!!!! im trying to decide if i want to start the 3rd now o r wait a few days....hummm. wahoo yall keep your fingers crossed. i want fresh pineapple in 24 months! rotflmao!
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do you grow them also outside Kitty/Samantha ? (bring them in in winter)
btw, ROTFLMAO is a new one for me xd ![]()
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well right now they are in the house. when i pot them up they will be in the house over winter, but they will go out next year. rotflmao is: rolling on the floor laughing my a@# off.
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Sitting on my back porch right now. Teeny one in front, Victoria. On far right, Royal Hawaiian. Next from right, MD2. The rest are smooth cayennes:
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wow! awesome pineapples!
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My mouth is watering. You're in Tennessee???!!!!??? How long did it take you to have pineapples? Did they produce fruit on their own or did you have to baby them and give them lots of fertilizer? How did they do indoors for you or do you have a greenhouse?
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Amazingly incredible looking pineapples!!!!!!
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Austin Arkansas River Valley ![]() Average January Low: 31°F, Average August High: 92°F Typical Low Each Winter: 13-15°F, Annual Precipitation: 52 inches |
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Just beautiful!!!
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Paula I just snatch off the top growth, remove alot of the lower leaves, and let it harden off for 2 days. You'll see all the little roots.
And then just plant. ![]() This other pineapple I didnt even harden it off! I just stuck it in the ground back in June. Hey Nate.....to the left of the pineapple is the pretty lil' plant you sent me. Its growing swell!! ![]() Sorry for big pictures, don't know how to make them smaller!
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Beautiful Picture!!!
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Hi Paula, mine took about 3 years to finally produce a pineapple. I'm sure it might be different for different varieties. The one I have with a pineapple right now is just a dole or del monte from the grocery store.
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awsome! Beautiful Picture!!!
I have several different kinds growing but they have never produced here they make suckers and multipy some I brougth back from hawaii and the rest were from Mexico or Jamacia or Costa Rica I do not know what kinds they are some are spiney and some are smoothe some are big and some are really small I sold some at my yard sale this last week. |
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My mouth is watering!!
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Thanks a lot. I think I will try
that this week. Again thanks for the info. Paula |
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Nice pineapples. Where did you get the Spanish Red? I would love to grow that one.
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For those of you wanting to start baby pineapples, they need constant temps around 75-80 to get started (in your house is best if you live in a colder area) and then transfer them outside when they get established. And they hate cold!
Pineapple Zones: 9 - 11 (Suffers damage at 32°, Freezes at 28° F) So if you're below zone 9, I wouldn't even put it outside, but in a greenhouse as it will take up to a couple years to get a pineapple. Even in Zone 9b/10a, it will need to be covered at 32F. |
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