How Does a Pineapple Grow?
The Start A pineapple starts and ends as the same product. As such, to grow a pineapple, you first have to have a pineapple. A pineapple from anywhere will do. It’s just important that it is fully ripe. When you are ready to eat the pineapple, you remove the leafy top with about an inch of the pineapple attached. Though pineapple is a fruit, and so can grow from a seed, most domesticated pineapples do not produce very usable seeds. Because of this, to grow most pineapples you have to root them. Planting If you are in a climate that is warm enough, and has suitable soil to grow a pineapple, the pineapple may be able to sprout directly into the ground. However, in less tropical climates pineapples may be able to be grown in pots indoors. The pineapple top is next placed in the ground just enough to cover the inch or so of fruit at the bottom of the leaves. Once the pineapple top has been placed in the ground, the roots should start to sprout. It will not take long before your plant will
