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Pineapple question
A number of years ago I planted a pineapple top and it grew. Last year it fruited. Last spring I put it out side. I do not have a good winter location for it. Anyway it wasn't long before wildlife decided to try it. I harvested it and brought it in to the kitchen. It ripened, and though only 8 inches tall it was sweet and delicious.
The plant did not die nor put up pups around the base. it has put out a shoot near the top of the plant, like one leaf below the very top. Does any one have suggestion as to what do now. I live in St Louis, MO zone 7. Thanks, George |
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Re: Pineapple question
I have a few plants that have produced fruit. All my pineapple plants are in containers. I just leave the new plant alone and all the pups have gotten stronger and look great.
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Re: Pineapple question
If it is just one new slip, leave it as is. If there are many, you can plant each individually in a new pot.
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