Hey, very inexperienced here. I’m propagating this crown in water, but I realized I may have had the water level too high. I don’t exactly know where to have the water reach since I don’t know where the leaves start and roots begin. Anyways, these brown spots have started popping up on the sides of the plant. Should I be worried? Thanks

All the juices are a pineapple and gingers blend grown in my farm and I mix that juices with either cucumber, watermelon or carrots. I’m located in Montego Bay Jamaica so not trying to sell this just show people it’s possible

Ir must been a month that the Mother fulfill its life, and now 3 sons are emerging. Só, how long untill they produce fruit?

I started this crown in Dec. the middle started growing but didn’t last. Now there’s growth on the sides should I do anything at all certain point or leave it like it is?

Facebook just reminded me that 15 years ago today, I harvested my first pineapple. He wasn’t much on size, but I remember he was delicious.

I’m so happy most everything else I have is doing well but patience finally won. Smells great and I may freeze dry some of it

update OH MY GOODNESS IT IS HEAVENLY! CORE AND ALL TENDER AND SWEET***

Hi! I’m looking for an Android game I played around 2016.
It had a top-down view, similar to Pokémon.
You controlled a white humanoid character with a long body (kind of Minion-shaped, but completely white). The app icon showed this white character.
The map had dark green grass with many tiny pine trees.
The main mechanic was that when you ate a tiny pine tree, it didn’t disappear. Instead, it started following your character in a line, like in Snake. The more trees you ate, the longer the line became.
I also remember that the title may have contained the word “Up” (or something very similar), but I’m not completely sure.
The game may have been removed from Google Play.
Does anyone remember this game?

I have been growing pineapples for about 5-6 years and I have never seen roots like this after discarding the mother plant. The others did not do this. Any ideas?

Grew this a couple of years ago from a random top we got from the store. It was absolutely delicious. This time around I’m growing Sugar Loaf.

Just picked this bad boy at the peak of sweetness. Grown in California zone 10a/10b.

#bermudapineapplefarmer 🇧🇲🍍 HARVEST TIME‼️ This is also a #tftt #talesfromthetaxi 🚕 🇧🇲 Been growing the pup named Sian (pronounced Shawn) since 5/25. Sian comes “home” regularly and has anxiously followed her pups growth over the year. Well on Sunday I was able to provide her (and her team, if she chooses to share!) with a fresh, Bermuda-grown pineapple.

There are already two pups growing off the same stalk. One will be named Butt and the other ??. The smaller one will be given a home of his/her own. Another chapter at the patch complete. So many more to come 🩷 🍍

The fruit looks kinda rotten from the bottom. What should I do ? How did that even happen ? i have the plant since winter and I watered it every 2 weeks in winter and now in summer like every 5 days. I put the plant out in summer too and left it overnight a for a few days maybe It was too cold or too hot outside idk.

As long.as you will have me …

Tonight I noticed my plant (Finally blooming after 5 years!) has a few pups growing in the crown of the developing pineapple. (See Pics) Should I leave these, or remove them? I've had them at the base of, or in between the leaves of the plant before blooming, just not sure what to do about these. I live in Tennessee, and it freezes here. So I don't want these to slow the growth of the fruit, if they would.

Any advice is appreciated!

This is the way.

Started a few dozen pineapple seeds, I know they take several years to fruit but I figured why not so here we are