Barnacle Bailey Only if you do it with me. We can hold hands as the train approaches and then I can casually walk off the tracks as we could never work, be real. You have one second to give me a 🙍♂️expression which leaves me with enough time for a quick 🤷🏻♀️ before you’re popped like a blood balloon. Merry almost Christmas, thanks for the fond memories.
All the people saying "omg two years no way" - you aren't starting a pineapple farm with one plant, you're doing it for the joy of watching it grow and eventually getting your own fruit. If you don't get that you probably shouldn't be gardening...
For those complaining about the time it takes to grow, keep in mind that the pups will grow faster, and the pups will produce pups, and those will produce pups, and in about ten years you could be growing all the pineapples you want.
Amazing video. You can tell by the details included in the edit that this guy has actually done this before more than once. Detailed and straight to the point, with plenty of useful tips. Thank you so much for creating this
I did this, the leaves in the center died off after a few months, then to my surprise 4 new separate plants sprouted out of the base of that plant. I now have 4 plants growing out of one. AWESOME! I live in Washington so you must bring these inside for the winter. I'm helping them along with warming mats under the planters and supplemental lighting 6 hours during normal daylight, also have 20 dragonfruit...from seed. Happy cultivating!!
when you buy one, you dont get one with a bad center, if the center leaves are damaged it wont grow, need to pick one from the store that is perfect in center, always,
WOW! Makes so much sense now! Pineapples are tropical jungle epiphytes that naturally grow high up in the tops of other trees and are used to getting rain every day in their leaves, not so much from their shallow roots. Here in the desert I have one rooted in water for a year but doing nothing much but grew one new little leaf in the center. Outer leaves are drying out. I put in soil today and will water from the top now that I understand what it needs! Nutrients and top water!! Makes so much sense! Thank you!! :))
I have just done this🍍 We don’t plant for ourselves but for our future generations. I’m so inspired by this and your other videos, I am planning on planting many things and look forward to the days my family can eat the fruits. 🌱✨✌🏻
@@817Moon negative ghost rider. What I meant was that he obviously knows what hes doing and already had some going. Would have been nice to see a differant one that was done or close to done and pulled early. Not that it matters. It's just a pathetic little pineapple
i heard you can get it to flower by cutting an apple, and taking a bite so the pineapple plant will get jealous. It will then speed up the flowering process because no pine apple plant is going to get beat by a regular apple
In about 2 years you get a pineapple (seed) in about 4 years you will have a pineapple plant in about 6 years you will have a pineapple... then you don't eat the pineapple because it took so long... The pineapple is so loveable and you become your friends. You draw a face on the pineapple and name it Perry. You and Perry decide to start a family but Perry meets someone else. So you start the process again. In about 2 years...
Thank you on teaching about the pups. This is the THIRD pineapple on same plant so very excited and blessed. Appreciate what to do with my pups.😀 Stay safe
Cool video. I found four discarded tops at Costco and got them all to root. Started in a bowl of water with frequent watering in the center and frequent water changes. Once roots appeaed, they were potted. Two had dead centers. Pups are appearing on the sides. The other two have healthy centers.
I know this since I was 8 y/o and instead of twisting the leaves and ripping it off flat with the top, you should cut an inch from the end 'cause the fibers within the pineapple are part of the root system and the ethylene gas coming from the peel will help it grow, also the root system has to be protected with leaves or mulch, until they develop.
Two years is a wait compared to the store, but I'm growing a few just because I think they are pretty plants. If I get a pineapple at some point, that will be a bonus. :)
@@hdskl2150 They are alive but no signs of any pineapples. I wasn't expecting any yet though. They might need bigger pots, but I only have so much room on my little patio so I haven't done that yet. :)
Ive purposely neglected my rosemary bushes to see what happens and the bastards grow better than when i look after them! Makes my garden smell lovely tho, especially when the sun kicks in after a rain shower. Im going to stop looking after my whole herb garden i think.
FINALLY someone that knows how to grow pinneapples! So many people seem to fail to realise these plants are in the bromeliad family & as such it's the moisture in the centre that counts not the soil! & the apple tip is what I need, thanks! Mine's only 1 year old, but it's HUGE so I'm thinking/hoping it should produce this spring/summer
Yes indeed 😁 I have a Aechmea Fasciata (Silver Vase) bromeliad that has already bloomed this summer. I'm now thinking would the sliced apple approach stimulate a 2nd. I am aware they only bloom once and I have two pups already to pot in spring. But I would be interesting to see if I could get a second bloom this summer. I'll just have to see how it goes over the coming months but the center it's lovely pink pink bract is still in good shape so we'll see how it goes.
Thank you very detailed, I tried to do this before with different methods and they all failed this version rooted within two weeks. I wish you would have spoken about light requirements and what to do during winter for colder climates.
I have been growing my pineapple for 3 years. I have my first pineapple growing from the plant. It has been very exciting to see it happen. Thank you for your help. Signing off Pineapple Deb🍍
thank you so much for the great video very easy your demonstration I planted mine today just like you did and I'm excited to watch it grow I love that you didn't make it a 25-minute video for something so simple
I did this in Florida years ago. About 18 months later, I had the sweetest tastiest pineapple I ever had. As it started to ripen, I got nervous about critters too, so I built a square cage for it, and it lived on my patio. I moved north and gave a neighbor the plant.
Thanks for the awesome instructions. I have grown several, but, in a much messier way of getting ready to plant. Pets have destroyed most. That twist move was the bomb!! Edit: subbed and liked.
hi, i love your videos and find them very informative. just for suggestions, can you put details like the size of the pot, and the type of soil in the description box. it will be very helpful for newbie like me. thx :)
A GREAT TUTORIAL. I JUST FOLLOWED HIS INSTRUCTIONS AND MY PINEAPPLE IS PLANTED. NOW I JUST MUST REMEMBER TO WATER IN THE CENTER OF THE LEAVES.. THANK YOU.
So, I've watched several videos and read articles on how to grow a pineapple. I knew nothing when I tried to grow my own pineapple in May 2017. My sister told me to cut the pineapple top leaving very little fruit, and then we planted it straight into the ground. I didn't know anything about twisting and pulling the leaf portion off, nor did I know about pulling the leaves off around the bottom, or letting in dry out for a couple of hours. Nor did I know you should pour water down the middle or put a cut apple next to it and cover it with a bag, and I did not use any special type of soil. I simply cut the pineapple, planted in the ground in Southern Alabama, where it went through 2 winters, and was watered by my water sprinkler 2-3 times a week. I did this with 8 pineapples. 2 died, I left 3 in Southern Alabama with a little neighbor girl who helped me plant a few and watched them grow, I uprooted 3 stuck them all in one pot, and we moved to Central East Florida October 2019. In March 2020, I noticed my first pineapple growing. And it is amazing. It's flourishing quite nicely. I'm not saying my way is better, I'm just sharing another way that has been successful. My other two have since been planted in the ground at my sisters house and are growing nicely. They probably have another year before a pineapple starts to grow. Does this take a lot of time? Yes, but it is fun to watch and eat later, when you enjoy growing your own food. We eat lots of pineapples, so we don't think twice about starting a pineapple plant and waiting to reap the benefits of growing our own fruit and the knowledge of knowing what went into it.
I've been growing my pineapple plant as described in the video for over a year it's HUGE had to repot the thing twice....I actually have to repot it again before winter and bring it back inside the house for the fall, winter and spring season, I'm going on year 2.
Ive tried this twice now with no luck. I have finally (3rd times a charm) got it down and its actually staying alive and groeing so slowly. I like in Palm Springs so i think it might be a miracle i have kept it alive this past 7 or 8 months....sa bit over a year since i started trying. Thinking about forcing it to pup instead of waiting for the one 🍍 then having it pup.... i love growing pups so much more ha.
It does work I have two growing big now. I set the head after I peel it first in water till the roots grow out long than I plant in soil. It works every time 😊😁
I love your video style: music and helicopter camera view. Thank you for making this video. I’m excited to apply this asap. Potted soil is the only thing I’d have to hunt for. Blessings ✨🖖🏽
when growing up in hawaii my dad would try doing this but everytime my brother mowed the lawn he would mow the pineapple about after a few times my dad gave up ha. ty for showing what it looks like when the pineapple does it stuff. ty very much
I did mine by starting them in a glass of water for about a month until they got good roots and then planted them, had real good luck that way, have 8 of them growing
I grew a pineapple plant from a top. After almost five years it produced a pineapple! - it was small but actually edible. I took the top of that one and planted it again. It is now a healthy plant, but i hope I don't have to wait another five years for the next pineapple!!
I used to live next to the dole plantation on Oahu, if anyone is questioning how much direct sunlight these plants need it's quite a bit, 85% of the day probably
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I've have tried many times to do this but the directions I was given by others never worked. I will be doing this tomorrow. Wish me luck.
Thanks man! I had started a pineapple in water and soil planted it after it got plenty of roots but I haven’t seen much growth! NOW I know I’ve been watering wrong! XD
I'm going to try this. Not because I want the future pineapple but because I love plants all over my home. I've grown avocado plants before from the avacado seed.
For those of you who are making fun of this video.... stop and think about how special it would be to nurse this plant into the fruit it will bare and only for you ! It's like growing a rare plant that only blooms once every 2 years ! A beautiful thing for the right person. Dont complain because it's a slow process, give thanks for being able to do it ! TRUMP 2020
Really cool bro I love all sorts of plants, (obviously my favourite are my weed plants, really pretty but that's a different video), lol. Seriously though I'm going to try the pineapple and Mango plants. Nice one bro peace and love to you from 🏴.
It takes a long time to get the fruit but the plant is beautiful in the meantime. My wife and I are going to put palm trees in the front yard. Around it will be, among other plants, pineapples. Thanks for the video.
Hi, awesome video! I started to grow a pineapple plant today, I’m planning on keeping it indoor and I was wondering how big should the pot be? I’ve seen a video where a guy said that it should be around 16 inches (40cm) but I only have pots that are 5.5 inches (14cm) so is it okay to plant it in a small pot? Will it influence its growth? And also I don’t have potting soil so is it okay to plant it in regular dirt??
this was quick informative and on point thank you. hope mine didnt sit in the fridge to long looking a little rough but gave it a try anyways. will update in a few days to see if it comes back
HeroInWonderland I think pineapples grown in this way or much smaller than the pineapples you buy in stores... I watched another video he said that they are much smaller but similar in taste 👍🏼
You can grow them in weather down to 40ish and up to 103 but the colder it is the more sour the tast the hotter it can be to sweet so the sweet spot is 80-90 F in terms of weather . So yes they may grow in parts of Europe but the question will be how big and what will they taste like ?
The plant is frost sensitive and needs decent warmth to ripen the fruit, so to grow them out-doors on a commercial scale you need frost-free winters and long, warm summers. The alternative is growing in heated greenhouses or polytunnels. In Victorian England the wealthy would grow pineapples in heated greenhouses, but the heating bill to ensure the greenhouse never got below about 4-5 C must have made them a very expensive fruit!
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+jonathan bustos (gta5pro2345) it takes about two years from this process to grow to a mature plant and a few months for the fruit to grow after it blooms. Good luck!
Soo.. I watched this video around 8 months ago, and I looked outside my porch today and someone stole my Pineapple Plant! Like the entire Plant, pot and everything. I got so pissed I started looking around my whole neighborhood for my baby.
@larry ballard Not gonna lie, it's costing me way more to grow one Marijuana plant then to just drive down to the dispensary and buy some. Like it's cool and rewarding and all, but absolutely not cost effective at all.
Taking care of plants is a way to connect with nature. It’s actually pretty therapeutic and generally helps you feel aligned with yourself and the universe around you. It took awhile to figure this out myself and now it makes sense why older people do it so often :P
Obd1andDown I just grow mine in pots with no fancy gear and decent soil. I figured they would die because everyone tried saying I needed to go buy a bunch of shit for them to grow just right, but they’re thriving in my Chinese water dragon cage.
@larry ballard thats excellent.... Even I who was in high school 2004-2008 we still didnt have cell phones (I didnt get mine till 2006) but before that I remember wed talk with friends and agree to meet somewhere at a certain time and you knew they would be there. Man I miss those days of o ly having a house phone. Now a days the younger generations are becoming so useless. They depend so much on their phones. They cant go a day without being on social media (I will admit I check my IG once a day) but theres people who cannot go 5 mins without looking at their phone. But I really liked your comment. I myself am trying to grow tomatos and hot chilli peppers and some basil. My oregano, mint and rosemary plants dried up. Tomatos never grew and now the plant died. The only thing I am able to grow are chilli peppers.
Thanks! I knew it could be done but had no idea how! I'm definitely going to try this the next pineapple I buy. Maybe eventually, I won't have to buy them, I will grow my own! Cool. 🍍
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I used this method 28 years ago, and the plant is still with us. Never thought it could live forever.
Nomina sunt Odioza that sounds like an absolutely massive pineapple. Tell me you’ve since hollowed it out and live under the sea like spongebob
Yeah, mine is 10yrs old.
But no pineapples up here in the Great White North eh... Ü
Barnacle Bailey Only if you do it with me. We can hold hands as the train approaches and then I can casually walk off the tracks as we could never work, be real. You have one second to give me a 🙍♂️expression which leaves me with enough time for a quick 🤷🏻♀️ before you’re popped like a blood balloon.
Merry almost Christmas, thanks for the fond memories.
@@alyssaofsilk Thanks for reminding me what 14 is like. Honestly no hard feelings. I'm in a mood. One day you'll be this jaded too. Merry Christmas.
Barnacle Bailey wtf just happened
All the people saying "omg two years no way" - you aren't starting a pineapple farm with one plant, you're doing it for the joy of watching it grow and eventually getting your own fruit. If you don't get that you probably shouldn't be gardening...
take love 🥰
Also take the understanding of just how long it takes a pineapple to grow. I'll never look at one in the same way again!
Shut up
@@THEHORSELOVER235 No you shut up
@FBI Zorua No you shutup no returns times infinity
Thank you for creating me
you made that account just for this comment..
Mr. E so worth it.
Don't be so immature why don't you grow up, if you carry on I'll kick you in the goolies
🤣
Where's Spongebob?
For those complaining about the time it takes to grow, keep in mind that the pups will grow faster, and the pups will produce pups, and those will produce pups, and in about ten years you could be growing all the pineapples you want.
LOL, yup !!!
Don't forget... the time will pass anyway
Why not just get the pups from a garden store then?
I did this method and it took like 8 yrs before I got a pineapple
@@franlubeck2614damn luv! Lol what region are you in it only took me a year
Amazing video. You can tell by the details included in the edit that this guy has actually done this before more than once. Detailed and straight to the point, with plenty of useful tips. Thank you so much for creating this
I did this, the leaves in the center died off after a few months, then to my surprise 4 new separate plants sprouted out of the base of that plant. I now have 4 plants growing out of one. AWESOME! I live in Washington so you must bring these inside for the winter. I'm helping them along with warming mats under the planters and supplemental lighting 6 hours during normal daylight, also have 20 dragonfruit...from seed. Happy cultivating!!
Wowwwwww ur dedicated,😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@CitizenXRP I would separate them into 4 different plants
any update on your pineapples?
That is really cool that you got 4 plants like that. Also do you know if dragonfruit grows true to seed if it comes from the grocery store fruit?
when you buy one, you dont get one with a bad center, if the center leaves are damaged it wont grow, need to pick one from the store that is perfect in center, always,
WOW! Makes so much sense now! Pineapples are tropical jungle epiphytes that naturally grow high up in the tops of other trees and are used to getting rain every day in their leaves, not so much from their shallow roots. Here in the desert I have one rooted in water for a year but doing nothing much but grew one new little leaf in the center. Outer leaves are drying out. I put in soil today and will water from the top now that I understand what it needs! Nutrients and top water!! Makes so much sense! Thank you!! :))
I can't wait, just two more years till I can re eat this pineapple!
Nathan 👍🏻😂
🤣
Yep, only one more year to wait! Patience pays off! I hope!
But once one grows you can plant another one and keep doubling plants every year!
They do take a long time, but it's also a nice looking plant in the mean time.
It's true. I live in Florida and my husband and I grow our own pineapples from the ones we eat! So sweet!
Same
I have just done this🍍 We don’t plant for ourselves but for our future generations. I’m so inspired by this and your other videos, I am planning on planting many things and look forward to the days my family can eat the fruits. 🌱✨✌🏻
After 3 years I finally saw my pineapple 🍍 sprout 😍
Update?
It’s 12am i need sleep but youtube keeps coming out with some awesome recommendations.
Funny 🙄
Oh thank God someone who speaks I don't care what language it is people gotta stop making tutorials without saying a single word. Good on u mate
Did anyone else think that they were going to show us one that was done?
No
Gabriel Przywara I did no lie
@Just For Fun ruclips.net/video/G8Qe5OB6zvE/видео.html
nope. Anybody that has a green thumb knows that it takes a while
For anything to complete
@@817Moon negative ghost rider. What I meant was that he obviously knows what hes doing and already had some going. Would have been nice to see a differant one that was done or close to done and pulled early. Not that it matters. It's just a pathetic little pineapple
i heard you can get it to flower by cutting an apple, and taking a bite so the pineapple plant will get jealous. It will then speed up the flowering process because no pine apple plant is going to get beat by a regular apple
I know ur using layman's terms but it's ethylene that promotes fruit ripening and production
Or what ur saying is a joke
I can't tell
@@haharmageddontv6581 you must be joking
Pickle Von CrunchnMunch 😂😂
That don’t work lol mine is over three years old.
😅😂🤣🍍😣🍎
In about 2 years you get a pineapple (seed) in about 4 years you will have a pineapple plant in about 6 years you will have a pineapple... then you don't eat the pineapple because it took so long... The pineapple is so loveable and you become your friends. You draw a face on the pineapple and name it Perry. You and Perry decide to start a family but Perry meets someone else. So you start the process again. In about 2 years...
I had one grow in two, it was small..like palm sized , but damn it was so delicious.
You are funny! 😂🤣
You made my day! Thank you!
Sorry about you and Perry.
Perry left you because you were spreading misinformation
When you need a 5-year project because quarantine.
Correct
🙈😷😂😂😂
pandaislander29 😂
You live in Oregon or California, don't you?
@@TheMrsSchenn Chicago actually haha.
Thank you on teaching about the pups. This is the THIRD pineapple on same plant so very excited and blessed. Appreciate what to do with my pups.😀 Stay safe
Cool video. I found four discarded tops at Costco and got them all to root. Started in a bowl of water with frequent watering in the center and frequent water changes. Once roots appeaed, they were potted. Two had dead centers. Pups are appearing on the sides. The other two have healthy centers.
Do you let the stem dry before you put it in water?
Yesss dumpster produce 🙌 don’t know if that’s exactly where you found them but that’s were I get my potato starters sometimes 😛
Pineapple growers put their plastic tag through the center to kill off a new start so pick ones with the plastic tag off center.
I know this since I was 8 y/o and instead of twisting the leaves and ripping it off flat with the top, you should cut an inch from the end 'cause the fibers within the pineapple are part of the root system and the ethylene gas coming from the peel will help it grow, also the root system has to be protected with leaves or mulch, until they develop.
Two years is a wait compared to the store, but I'm growing a few just because I think they are pretty plants. If I get a pineapple at some point, that will be a bonus. :)
Good idea,don't have anything to lose....
It looks neat and peeps are like.. oh what kind of plant is that.. and you say pineapple and they are blown away. Its better then some friken fern...
@@ericm7994 Yep. If it doesn't flower or fruit I don't grow it. That's my rule of thumb.....make it count.
Yes! How’s it going?
@@hdskl2150 They are alive but no signs of any pineapples. I wasn't expecting any yet though. They might need bigger pots, but I only have so much room on my little patio so I haven't done that yet. :)
Finally two years later i grew a pineapple and ate it in half an hour .
Made Fromscratch lol
I'd est in 3 mins
Pineapple plants are such happy plants. Easy to grow. Nice video. Thank you.
Meanwhile, my dying rosemary plant is staring at me like “Really? You don’t even take care of me!”
LOL
Amber Ambwee good thing about the dying rosemary is that you have instant dried herb.
And I stop liking my offspring around 6 years old and want another baby......
Story sounds fake with talking plants and all..
Ive purposely neglected my rosemary bushes to see what happens and the bastards grow better than when i look after them! Makes my garden smell lovely tho, especially when the sun kicks in after a rain shower. Im going to stop looking after my whole herb garden i think.
I like your voice. And the way you explain - right to the point without explaining the obvious stuff.
FINALLY someone that knows how to grow pinneapples! So many people seem to fail to realise these plants are in the bromeliad family & as such it's the moisture in the centre that counts not the soil! & the apple tip is what I need, thanks! Mine's only 1 year old, but it's HUGE so I'm thinking/hoping it should produce this spring/summer
Yes indeed 😁 I have a Aechmea Fasciata (Silver Vase) bromeliad that has already bloomed this summer. I'm now thinking would the sliced apple approach stimulate a 2nd. I am aware they only bloom once and I have two pups already to pot in spring. But I would be interesting to see if I could get a second bloom this summer. I'll just have to see how it goes over the coming months but the center it's lovely pink pink bract is still in good shape so we'll see how it goes.
I love my pineapple plant. I thought it was so and amazing and exciting to see it grow directly from its own pineapples I love it!❤
Thank you very detailed, I tried to do this before with different methods and they all failed this version rooted within two weeks. I wish you would have spoken about light requirements and what to do during winter for colder climates.
I have been growing my pineapple for 3 years. I have my first pineapple growing from the plant. It has been very exciting to see it happen. Thank you for your help. Signing off Pineapple Deb🍍
Debbie Schenk How big does the plant get?
thank you so much for the great video very easy your demonstration I planted mine today just like you did and I'm excited to watch it grow I love that you didn't make it a 25-minute video for something so simple
Lisa Carey excited to try this..i
might as well since we usually toss out the top anyways
Update on the pineapple plant???
no way! so cool about the decomposing apple forcing the pineapple to flower at the end!
Thank u so much. Especially tip with apple gas forcing the flowering of the pineapple. Xx
Apple gas is so juicy
@@lovetheiris apple gas is gas, how can that be juicy you idiot 😂
I did this in Florida years ago. About 18 months later, I had the sweetest tastiest pineapple I ever had. As it started to ripen, I got nervous about critters too, so I built a square cage for it, and it lived on my patio. I moved north and gave a neighbor the plant.
18 months? That's amazing! The beauty of living in Florida hey?!
Gators in the pinapple patch!!🍍🍍🍍🐊🐊🐢
Thanks for the awesome instructions. I have grown several, but, in a much messier way of getting ready to plant. Pets have destroyed most. That twist move was the bomb!! Edit: subbed and liked.
Oh wow and I put the top of the pineapple in water! I will try this! Thanks!!!! 🍍
hi, i love your videos and find them very informative. just for suggestions, can you put details like the size of the pot, and the type of soil in the description box. it will be very helpful for newbie like me. thx :)
A GREAT TUTORIAL. I JUST FOLLOWED HIS INSTRUCTIONS AND MY PINEAPPLE IS PLANTED. NOW I JUST MUST REMEMBER TO WATER IN THE CENTER OF THE LEAVES.. THANK YOU.
So, I've watched several videos and read articles on how to grow a pineapple. I knew nothing when I tried to grow my own pineapple in May 2017. My sister told me to cut the pineapple top leaving very little fruit, and then we planted it straight into the ground. I didn't know anything about twisting and pulling the leaf portion off, nor did I know about pulling the leaves off around the bottom, or letting in dry out for a couple of hours. Nor did I know you should pour water down the middle or put a cut apple next to it and cover it with a bag, and I did not use any special type of soil. I simply cut the pineapple, planted in the ground in Southern Alabama, where it went through 2 winters, and was watered by my water sprinkler 2-3 times a week. I did this with 8 pineapples. 2 died, I left 3 in Southern Alabama with a little neighbor girl who helped me plant a few and watched them grow, I uprooted 3 stuck them all in one pot, and we moved to Central East Florida October 2019. In March 2020, I noticed my first pineapple growing. And it is amazing. It's flourishing quite nicely. I'm not saying my way is better, I'm just sharing another way that has been successful. My other two have since been planted in the ground at my sisters house and are growing nicely. They probably have another year before a pineapple starts to grow.
Does this take a lot of time? Yes, but it is fun to watch and eat later, when you enjoy growing your own food. We eat lots of pineapples, so we don't think twice about starting a pineapple plant and waiting to reap the benefits of growing our own fruit and the knowledge of knowing what went into it.
Fun! The music works as well. You explain clearly and get the vibe.
I've been growing my pineapple plant as described in the video for over a year it's HUGE had to repot the thing twice....I actually have to repot it again before winter and bring it back inside the house for the fall, winter and spring season, I'm going on year 2.
joneslr25
joneslr25 how's it going noe
joneslr25
What about today?
Is it okay to put it outside when it's in the 90s during the day in the 60s at night.
I never looked it up because I didn't think it could be done. This is awesome
2 years??! wow
Asperagus (sp?) takes like 8 years.
I’m gunna be thankful for three years every pineapple I eat thank you
Thats a long time to wait for a pineapple, it may look nice as a house plant though.
That's what I did , indoor plant for 2 years. It looks nice.
In other words.... it's just another bromeliad.
I've seen them because a friend of mine has done this for years. They are pretty cool looking plants.
Ive tried this twice now with no luck. I have finally (3rd times a charm) got it down and its actually staying alive and groeing so slowly. I like in Palm Springs so i think it might be a miracle i have kept it alive this past 7 or 8 months....sa bit over a year since i started trying. Thinking about forcing it to pup instead of waiting for the one 🍍 then having it pup.... i love growing pups so much more ha.
The sound cuts out at :22 because the pineapple is screaming. 😢
Yana Lasagna all was silent. Then I read this comment and cackled out loud and the poor scalped pineapple rolled over in his grave.
I need someone to make a remix of this video feat. the pineapple scream. I’m thinking the gasp from “Jump Around”
dude I laughed so fucking long at this comment omg
It does work I have two growing big now. I set the head after I peel it first in water till the roots grow out long than I plant in soil. It works every time 😊😁
The french narrarator from Spongbob: Two years later
😂
Lol
I love your video style: music and helicopter camera view. Thank you for making this video. I’m excited to apply this asap. Potted soil is the only thing I’d have to hunt for. Blessings ✨🖖🏽
Hello, I wish I would have seen this before I rooted my pineapple . It has long roots, I will plant it this weekend. God Bless
Do ya got pineapple
Arternischel Haney your way of rooting first gives your pineapples a jumpstart. His way works your way will produce fruit faster
when growing up in hawaii my dad would try doing this but everytime my brother mowed the lawn he would mow the pineapple about after a few times my dad gave up ha. ty for showing what it looks like when the pineapple does it stuff. ty very much
This technique was first introduced by the famous Russian Botanist, Twistzer Toppzoff. He may have been Russian, but he was in no hurry.
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I did mine by starting them in a glass of water for about a month until they got good roots and then planted them, had real good luck that way, have 8 of them growing
Every time I try this, the leaves start to mold and rot. Any suggestions?
So informative thankyou !!off to plant🍍 now
That's great. Thankyou. Will do this as a project with our little ones. Love the jazz music too. It sounds like Steely Dan having a jam. 👍
i just planted 5 slips. very informative video. I hope to get fruits next year
lol it takes 2-3 years
+Qwen Lhjsi these take around 18 months. these were small plants taken from a grown plant
Qwem Lhjsi did you not watch the video? Ugh
Lorlzee no, I wasn't talking to you.. Look at the name
Lorlzee what the update?
Makes so much sense 😁 going to try it out to see if I can get me a pineapple 🍍 tree, plant
Took my friend 3 years to grow a pineapple then a rodent ate it. Edit: My friend actually thought I was the one who took it and blamed it on me
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Kill that rodent!!!🐀🔫
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One could eat the rodents and double the yield.
Consume the rodent for delicious pineapple rodent protein
I grew a pineapple plant from a top. After almost five years it produced a pineapple! - it was small but actually edible. I took the top of that one and planted it again. It is now a healthy plant, but i hope I don't have to wait another five years for the next pineapple!!
Can't wait for the next video on how to grow a pineapple under two years .
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge
I just have s pineapple and try now
I used to live next to the dole plantation on Oahu, if anyone is questioning how much direct sunlight these plants need it's quite a bit, 85% of the day probably
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I've have tried many times to do this but the directions I was given by others never worked. I will be doing this tomorrow. Wish me luck.
I had full garden of pineapples grown this way...Actually all my pineaples in the garden came from supermarket originally...😉
Your method for starting plants works great should I fertilize my pineapple plants?
should i place in direct sunlight or indirect sunlight?
Under a tree works good. Put it in a pot with dirt and place the pot under the tree. Just avoid walnut trees.
Thanks man! I had started a pineapple in water and soil planted it after it got plenty of roots but I haven’t seen much growth! NOW I know I’ve been watering wrong! XD
I subscribed as soon as I seen the lemon seed video. I'm gonna try it tomorrow so it should be fun
Hi
Did u ever start ur pineapple? If so how is it coming along??
I'm going to try this. Not because I want the future pineapple but because I love plants all over my home.
I've grown avocado plants before from the avacado seed.
For those of you who are making fun of this video.... stop and think about how special it would be to nurse this plant into the fruit it will bare and only for you ! It's like growing a rare plant that only blooms once every 2 years ! A beautiful thing for the right person. Dont complain because it's a slow process, give thanks for being able to do it !
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I like the science you provided here, brilliant work, thank you.
My DIY Pineapple Guide: "Take $2 to Walmart. Buy Pineapple. Done."
Buy a good pineapple or grown a sh1t one hahaha
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Hahaha I like it
Where the heck do you live to pay just $2 lmao
Luna Nova ok like maybe 3.99
Thanks fo the video right to the point short and easy. It is beautiful as a house plant.
How many times a week should it be watered?
Were you even watching?
Thanks so much for sharing! I'll definitely be giving this a try.
Really cool bro I love all sorts of plants, (obviously my favourite are my weed plants, really pretty but that's a different video), lol. Seriously though I'm going to try the pineapple and Mango plants. Nice one bro peace and love to you from 🏴.
Thanks man. I kept a plant alive for 4 years...no pineapple. Now I know how to make it flower.
Interesting. Can u please upload another video showing us the results of the one that u planted? Thx. And thank u for the information
It takes a long time to get the fruit but the plant is beautiful in the meantime. My wife and I are going to put palm trees in the front yard. Around it will be, among other plants, pineapples. Thanks for the video.
Hi, awesome video! I started to grow a pineapple plant today, I’m planning on keeping it indoor and I was wondering how big should the pot be? I’ve seen a video where a guy said that it should be around 16 inches (40cm) but I only have pots that are 5.5 inches (14cm) so is it okay to plant it in a small pot? Will it influence its growth? And also I don’t have potting soil so is it okay to plant it in regular dirt??
this was quick informative and on point thank you. hope mine didnt sit in the fridge to long looking a little rough but gave it a try anyways. will update in a few days to see if it comes back
1. How often do you water the pineapple centre-daily?
2. What position is the pineapple placed whilst growing I.E: in the sun?
Thanks.
Welcome
@@JohnEboyee for what? he asked some questions and you didn't answer but say your welcome? lmfao
i saw this video and did this today ! i was looking for fruit i could grow without a garden and this seemed perfect thank you
In two years, I'll forget I was growing a pineapple and be shocked if one appears
In two years a menopausal person might even forget what they planted to begin with. LOL
I like pineapple.
Good technique.
I going to try that next time I get a pineapple.
Thanks ! I've always wanted to start one, so now I know just how to do it :)
Love the way you keep your videos short but informative,not long and boring.i’ll be following, thanks for sharing
Tried to do this over 65 years ago
George UK
So i need an apple to grow a pineapple...interesting
if you get a pen and a pineapple and an apple you got a pineapple apple pen
I think I would rather try an over ripe banana.
a wonderful example of someone who failed at being witty thanks to his lack of comprehension.
@Rose Moore haha! Just what came to my mind :P
@@junogamechanger5278 XD
Cool! How much light does it need? Should I keep it near the window, or does it like more shade?
so if you can grow them everywhere why dont we have local pineapple farms in europe?
will the pineapple in the vid taste less sweet or something?
HeroInWonderland I think pineapples grown in this way or much smaller than the pineapples you buy in stores... I watched another video he said that they are much smaller but similar in taste 👍🏼
@@emsycola5 ahh i see. thank you
You can grow them in weather down to 40ish and up to 103 but the colder it is the more sour the tast the hotter it can be to sweet so the sweet spot is 80-90 F in terms of weather . So yes they may grow in parts of Europe but the question will be how big and what will they taste like ?
The plant is frost sensitive and needs decent warmth to ripen the fruit, so to grow them out-doors on a commercial scale you need frost-free winters and long, warm summers.
The alternative is growing in heated greenhouses or polytunnels. In Victorian England the wealthy would grow pineapples in heated greenhouses, but the heating bill to ensure the greenhouse never got below about 4-5 C must have made them a very expensive fruit!
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful art. I love your idea. Wicked!! Good on you.
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Thanks. I'll try this method. Nice straightforward video! Subscribed!
I'm doing a scince fair and I'm doing how long does it take for a pinaple to grow
+jonathan bustos (gta5pro2345) it takes about two years from this process to grow to a mature plant and a few months for the fruit to grow after it blooms. Good luck!
Yo is your plant mature now
Wow. So glad I saw this video first. Ty
It dosen't work
@@soymilky2942 It does, just sometimes not all the time
Soo.. I watched this video around 8 months ago, and I looked outside my porch today and someone stole my Pineapple Plant! Like the entire Plant, pot and everything. I got so pissed I started looking around my whole neighborhood for my baby.
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hey thanks im growing a pineapple my self and this video helped alot
For a 2 year wait I would have waste more money on the water to feed it than on a new pineapple
Goes to show the hidden cost of our food supply
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@@oceanblade it is bro. look at your bill. the water portion only. not the extras the greedy county tacks onto it.
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Depending on your local laws collecting rain water is illegal.
The best pineapple growing music by far.
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Thx but I think I’ll just doing a few bucks and go to the store and bypass the 2 years
@larry ballard Not gonna lie, it's costing me way more to grow one Marijuana plant then to just drive down to the dispensary and buy some. Like it's cool and rewarding and all, but absolutely not cost effective at all.
Taking care of plants is a way to connect with nature. It’s actually pretty therapeutic and generally helps you feel aligned with yourself and the universe around you. It took awhile to figure this out myself and now it makes sense why older people do it so often :P
Obd1andDown I just grow mine in pots with no fancy gear and decent soil. I figured they would die because everyone tried saying I needed to go buy a bunch of shit for them to grow just right, but they’re thriving in my Chinese water dragon cage.
@larry ballard thats excellent.... Even I who was in high school 2004-2008 we still didnt have cell phones (I didnt get mine till 2006) but before that I remember wed talk with friends and agree to meet somewhere at a certain time and you knew they would be there. Man I miss those days of o ly having a house phone. Now a days the younger generations are becoming so useless. They depend so much on their phones. They cant go a day without being on social media (I will admit I check my IG once a day) but theres people who cannot go 5 mins without looking at their phone.
But I really liked your comment. I myself am trying to grow tomatos and hot chilli peppers and some basil. My oregano, mint and rosemary plants dried up. Tomatos never grew and now the plant died.
The only thing I am able to grow are chilli peppers.
@larry ballard Tomatoes, eggplants and peppers (all fruits of the solanaceae) are dangerous foods, they cause psychosis and depression.
Thanks! I knew it could be done but had no idea how! I'm definitely going to try this the next pineapple I buy. Maybe eventually, I won't have to buy them, I will grow my own! Cool. 🍍