Growing Pineapples

[PenguinKommando]

Should the pineapple be green when you're doing this?

[VisionForum1]

Awesome. thx

[danieluyanguren]

were u angry? 4:07

[Flashlax19]

yeah just twist and pull the leaves off. If you cut it can rot. This guy is making it a lot harder than it needs to be. Also the leaves can be brown and broken up it will still grow

[HoppoLOL]

His knife wasn't even sharp, it took way to much sawing for a "sharp" blade.

[LarrysTreeRelocation]

I liked your video, but I want to buy that knife sharper. That was a great demo to sell that sharpener. Thanks for all the information.

[kingofstl841]

why dont u just twist it off an pul the leaves down intill u see roots? i have done it tht way for years and it works u did a lot of work for nothing?

[reynosrr]

thansk for this very useful method.

will try this in my hometown in the Philippines.

[6613268]

Hey the leave does NOT to be strong or hard watch the other videos of growing pineapples

[bowler8]

what do you do when the weather gets cooler...I live in new mexico and we have four seasons.

[nappychef35]

I am going to try this. I have always just planted the top without trimming it, which never worked. Your method looks promising. Thanks for posting.

[Tomta20012]

flippen awesome!!

[soccer123456789ist]

can i have a pinapple plant?

[99rylan]

will it help if you add compost.

[NeonAera]

Thanks for sharing this with us. I want to try this maybe this week. Thumbs up! And Sub.

[MrJmccc]

This translation is from google translate because I do not speak good English. I live in Serbia, former Yugoslavia and I speak Serbian and fourth years I have study Spanish. I planted pineapple before 4 months of Flowerpots and nothing happens even begins to dry. It is planted on its rules. Should I pluck the leaves, which are dry? Unaprd grateful for your reply.

[dislexickid]

thanks for explaning it so well! i have a mini garden in a greenhouse and i must try this, i think the plant itselft acuialy looks good too! thanks you rock!

[adidasbooi]

can i grow these in sweden? near finland and norway? summer is like 3 months, then comes the winter :/

[acb2b]

@adidasbooi I live in northern Minnesota and am able to get them to grown inside!  :)

[devaeva]

i didn't know a pineapple grows like that! amazing, gonna try it now, as i received one from Peti :-)

[hrag500]

9 months to grow? Fk dat lol

[phdpalomer]

I have 12 fairly strong plants growing for 2 months now. The problem that I just realized is that I live in North Texas, planted them in-ground & have severe cold winters. Do you know of a way to protect them from cold weather?

[gus361]

nine months? can  i cut back the time if i grew inside?

[phdpalomer]

This is best video that I have found, but some say to change the water while in the vase every few days. True?

[myleghurts100]

mines been in the ground for about nearlly 2 year i forgot about it ahahah how long until i get pineapples off it

[poagay]

Very nice video. I try to plant them many time but fail. Your video give me a very good information and very instruction. Thanks for the Video.

[JMGMorrigan]

Even easier... twist the top off. Pluck off bottom 1/2 inch of leaves. Let dry for a few days. Stick it in a pot of dirt. Water occasionally, otherwise leave it alone. Let it grow for a couple years. Use apples/calcium carbide to make it flower. Wait another 6 months for the fruit to ripen. Pick. Eat. Meanwhile, remove any sucker and slip plants that are produced and pot those to grow more pineapple. These are not at all difficult to grow.

[wotldthe2006]

@JMGMorrigan or just leave it in a cup of water and change it everyday that is what I did to mine.

[Nexcet]

awesome mate video! going to grow one now!!

[tecknixia]

Yeah, it doesn't matter where it's cut I just pull the bottom leaves off and set it in some water. Water level is irrelevent as long as the plant is in the water.

[davidthefat]

Is Southern California too dry to grow them? I know its warm enough but I think it might be too dry

[Carlo568]

SIgh, another video with people starting it off the hard way. All that cutting etc. Buy a Pineapple, grab very firmly on the crown, hold the fruit with the other hand and TWIST. It will come off perfectly, only needing just one cut to encourage rooting and to remove fruit. Pull off about an inch of leaves Put in water until you have about 2 inches of roots (change the water daily). Pot stones on the bottom, then perlite soil mix, with no fertilizer. Wait for it to grow. Water it every two weeks.

[devastaticon]

yeah you don't need to cut it

[gorlockk]

all you had to do was twist off the crown.

[jerome951000]

thanks, great help!

[Evaldas521]

If I'm growing it indoors, how big should the pot be? And what temperature does it need?

We actually planted one like two years ago, it still grows, but it doesn't fruit, is there any way to MAKE it fruit?

By the way does the plant die after fruiting?

[26862]

drop an apple core down into the centre. theres some chemical that helps it fruit. give it a go. good luck

[icecodeproductions]

I planted this pineapple in Oct as well as two others.  In feb I placed them all together and all of them sprouted a fruit, by Nov I took them off.

[jofroger]

do you get a pinneaple in nine months and what season do you grow pinneaple? i live in hawaii

[icecodeproductions]

In Oct, I grew them. By Feb they had sprouted a flower and a fruit. By Nov, the fruit was ready for pickin

[wyldeslash2003]

so one crown yields one pineapple after 9 months?!

[marijusstuokus]

can i grow these things easily in lithuania (its near russia)

[icecodeproductions]

You need a warm environment. I do not know your conditions, but they can grow indoors with lighting

[stillspinnen490]

how did the pineapple grow?

[sailblue10]

Dude, why did you ruin your knife with a crappy knife sharpner. AHHHH poor knife

[frekijsimpson]

Q: Why don't you just twist off the crown??

[zggazssa71]

hey great thanks for the info & time.

[bdg909]

thanks for the info on growing a pineapple very informative

[mawehe63]

did he ut that last one in a waste basket?

[bentochan23]

i don't make that water vase thing but thainks.

[vimvigernvi]

Thank you so much. I actually have a pine apple that looks ideal for this right now!

[candikitty8]

cool thanks for the help