How to grow Pineapple Sage

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  • Опубликовано: 14 янв 2025

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  • @ajay.gillig
    @ajay.gillig Год назад +2

    Im just a regular dude who wanted to brighten up my front porch with herbs and flowers. Pineapple sage was one i got and planted somewhat close to my other plants. Thanks for the video! Im gonna replant it so it can thrive even more than it already is! Pretty resilient plant in my opinion. Thanks brother for the tips!!

    • @AndyGrowsFood
      @AndyGrowsFood  Год назад

      ah wow! That is so cool! Yeah Pineapple Sage was one of the original varieties that got us into this

    • @carter_1
      @carter_1 Год назад +1

      I like to plant things so pineapple sage was gifted to me. It is my new favorite plant🪴 with twists & turns I never expected!! For being a tiny little thing when I got it... it got waay taller than I thought & (in Indiana) when everything else was done for the year, I thought well I should cut a few stems and try drying some! To my surprise it caused the plant to bush AND 2 weeks later... Red buds Everywhere!
      I decided to research (usually I get that done before cutting on something).
      It is almost Thanksgiving and it's still flowering!! I'm the only person that still has something flowering.
      Sorry so long, it's just my new favorite plant and wish I'd bought 2 more and planted them where everyone could see!!

    • @ajay.gillig
      @ajay.gillig Год назад

      @@carter_1 did you go to San Diego High?

  • @ArtnCornbread
    @ArtnCornbread 2 года назад +4

    Great video, I love your energy! Can you tell us how to trim the plant to encourage a bushy plant? Thanks 😎

    • @AndyGrowsFood
      @AndyGrowsFood  2 года назад +2

      absolutely... cut back the top third as it grows to keep it bushing out and producing fresh healthy growth

  • @joliejoyy
    @joliejoyy Год назад +1

    Thanks soo much for the information 👍🏾

  • @RonHummert
    @RonHummert 8 месяцев назад

    I just bought this plant at our local greenhouse and I can't wait to get it into a container for my front porch area. I got a lot of good information from you on your channel. I'm going to try to take indoors over the winter to keep it going. We live in the US (Pennsylvania). It'll be great to have a plant that I can enjoy in other ways than just beauty. Thanks for your tips.

  • @shortyherevia2697
    @shortyherevia2697 Год назад +1

    Hello Andy from UK, I’m Andy from Texas also growing pineapple sage 🍍🪴❤

  • @gloriayeazel8864
    @gloriayeazel8864 11 месяцев назад +1

    Hummingbirds Love Pineapple sage!!

  • @daledangerrobinson6871
    @daledangerrobinson6871 7 месяцев назад

    Great video, very informative!

  • @jillmorgan7309
    @jillmorgan7309 Год назад +1

    I just bought a pineapple sage plant today. Hoping I have good luck.

  • @harlowmbloodrose4302
    @harlowmbloodrose4302 Год назад +1

    I plan to plant it in a pot. Can I keep it over the winter in a protected shelter?

  • @Malvaviscus
    @Malvaviscus 2 года назад +1

    I planted some pineapple sage In my front garden and it's gotten so big.. I've pruned it quite harshly to keep it down but with the mild winters we've had (UK) it hasn't held back, loved sitting in the sun during the heatwave and flowered throughout the colder months..

  • @xvxBarbatosxvx
    @xvxBarbatosxvx 8 месяцев назад

    Subbed fron this video, greatly appreciated from the US!

  • @TheKitteroo
    @TheKitteroo Год назад +1

    Growing this on a balcony in Sweden (Uppsala). Would love to know how to overwinter it!

    • @AndyGrowsFood
      @AndyGrowsFood  Год назад

      very nice! It definitely needs protection from the cold if possible

  • @tuff-duty
    @tuff-duty Год назад +1

    I live in Florida USA and I am sending your video to my sister, who has lived in Queensland AU for the past 30 years. can you grow pineapple sage from cuttings?

  • @carter_1
    @carter_1 Год назад

    Pineapple sage was gifted to me. It is my new favorite plant🪴 with twists & turns I never expected!! For being a tiny when I got it, it got waay taller than I imagined & (in Indiana) 🥶 when everything else was done for the year, I thought well I should cut a few stems and try drying some! To my surprise it caused the plant to bush AND 2 weeks later... Red buds Everywhere!
    I decided to research (usually I get that done before cutting on something).
    It is almost Thanksgiving and it's still flowering!!
    I'm the only person that still has something flowering.
    I'm buying a few next year to have beautiful Thanksgiving teas, flowers freshly draped on turkey (which is just insane) here in Indiana.. love love love this plant!

  • @AT-zb3mj
    @AT-zb3mj Год назад +2

    Good advice. I’m just about to try pineapple sage in the garden. I’ve a fair few Salvia already and thought this would be something a little different. I know how you feel about the polytunnel. I have one - but only 6m and for us personally, not business. It’s a great place to work when the weather is crap ;)

  • @gabbarsingh9638
    @gabbarsingh9638 2 года назад

    Thank you. 👍👍😊😊❤️❤️🌳🌱🌴🌵

  • @Jolers63
    @Jolers63 5 месяцев назад +1

    ANDY!!! Come on!!! A "wrinkled" shirt AND it's PINK??? DUUUDE!!!

  • @jessicacoffey1525
    @jessicacoffey1525 10 месяцев назад

    How should it be pruned during the winter? Thank you!

  • @poodlepup1
    @poodlepup1 Год назад

    hi its just coming into winter here in Australia....sub trop area.... when I could i trim back my plant...its a year old and 2mts tall and leggy.....

  • @TheHappyCoder
    @TheHappyCoder 2 года назад

    Thank you for mentioning pruning! How often should it be pruned?

    • @AndyGrowsFood
      @AndyGrowsFood  2 года назад +1

      hey how are you? I would say regularly throughout the growing season, depending on your climate. We tend to use quite a lot of it so end up pruning a lot!

  • @mallorylivingston
    @mallorylivingston 4 месяца назад

    Once it is leggy, and needs to be trimmed back - if the top 1/3 takes all of the leaves, will it still be ok?

  • @MichaelJosephJr934
    @MichaelJosephJr934 2 года назад

    QUESTION: I bought Pineapple Sage plant in the spring and potted it on my deck. It did very well. I didn't know it was a perennial then or I would of put it in the ground. I want to save it and put it into the ground next season. I'm zone 5 Chicago and this is a zone 8 plant I just determined. Should I just prune it down and move close the the house? Heated Garage? Bring indoors? Thank You.

  • @gayewilliams7081
    @gayewilliams7081 10 месяцев назад

    Many thanks - have lots of pineapple sage outside and didn’t know what to do with it…….

  • @ChristopherHauser-58
    @ChristopherHauser-58 9 месяцев назад

    You can root them in water

  • @PeggySandberg-u4b
    @PeggySandberg-u4b 11 месяцев назад

    My pineapple sage has been flowering for a while now. Do I just let it grow or cut it back?

    • @AndyGrowsFood
      @AndyGrowsFood  11 месяцев назад

      ideally you should cut back throughout the growing season :)

  • @1Kent
    @1Kent Год назад +1

    Hi!👋

  • @Cespinosa007
    @Cespinosa007 2 года назад

    Can you put two 6 inches apart ? Probably not right?

    • @AndyGrowsFood
      @AndyGrowsFood  Год назад

      You could keep them trimmed back, but I would give them more space than that if you plan to grow them long term. Although many of our customers have small spaces/balconies etc

  • @gracezarinawang6225
    @gracezarinawang6225 6 месяцев назад

    U r a funny one😂

  • @tinasalvatore8792
    @tinasalvatore8792 Год назад

    Pruning???

    • @AndyGrowsFood
      @AndyGrowsFood  Год назад

      Would you like to know when to prune it? Regularly throughout the growing season, cutting the top third to promote healthy growth

    • @tinasalvatore8792
      @tinasalvatore8792 Год назад

      Thank you

    • @AnnaBlachut-h4u
      @AnnaBlachut-h4u 4 месяца назад

      Mine doesn’t have a flowers at all😢

  • @marisasanchez1699
    @marisasanchez1699 2 года назад

    Consider filming when its not school recess. The children screaming is SUPER distracting and frustrating 😑

    • @AndyGrowsFood
      @AndyGrowsFood  2 года назад +5

      So sorry you found that, we work quite closely with the local school and the kids taking part in gardening club were loving the plants

    • @AT-rb6nn
      @AT-rb6nn Год назад +1

      Kids love discovering new things. The local schools in your area are super lucky that you provide gardening enrichment opportunities. Not everyone has a greenhouse or garden. Learning by doing and exploring is never forgotten! It brought me joy to hear the excitement in their voices!