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Perola Pineapple Plant
I'm looking for a gardener or nursery grower who grows Perola pineapple plants. It is grown extensively in Brazil. The plant has spiny leaves and produces numerous slips. The fruit is conial in shape and has white flesh. It is also green when ripe. Thanks.
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Re: Perola Pineapple Plant
We get white fleshed green-when-ripe pineapples here occasionally but I have never seen the plants they come from. Someone in the USA must have some and good luck finding them.
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