So... Anyone ever grow a pineapple?

That's good news. Did you put any kind of plant food in the water? I think there's a solution you need to use so it gets the right nutrients.
 
That's good news. Did you put any kind of plant food in the water? I think there's a solution you need to use so it gets the right nutrients.

I did not. I just put it in water. There is such a thing as rooting hormone but I didn't use it. I have changed the water every other day and made sure the root buds were in the water.
 
Twice, and while an achievement just not worth the effort. If you want an ornamental, fine. If you want fruit, learn extreme patience.
 
Twice, and while an achievement just not worth the effort. If you want an ornamental, fine. If you want fruit, learn extreme patience.

It may sound funny, but I'm doing it just because I never have and I've always been curious.
 
I grew mine in Miami under the best of climate conditions. Still a pain in the ass, but I'm hard-headed and saw it through.
 
Thanks adrina for getting me thinking.




https://www.thestar.com/life/food_wine/2016/07/27/theres-an-ontario-farm-growing-bananas.html

https://www.thestar.com/content/dam/thestar/life/food_wine/2016/07/27/theres-an-ontario-farm-growing-bananas/pineapple.jpg

[size=+1]Ontario-grown pineapple[/size]

Grown from a strain of Sugarloaf, a type of pineapple grown in Hawaii, these pineapples are smaller, sweeter and less acidic than the Smooth Cayenne, the species of pineapple most common on Canadian shelves. They also have a shelf life of 10 days.


also:
Growing bananas and papayas in Ontario’s climate would appear to be an impossible endeavor without a sophisticated laboratory and team of horticulturalists. However, the two simply started seeding and graphing plants on their own and with lots of trial and error, it took root.

Today, they sell their produce at farmers’ markets in Goderich and Exeter. Bananas are four for $2 while papayas are $3 each, comparable to the price of imported fruit at the big supermarkets.
 
My sister has a plant growing in her front yard. They always get stolen. People are pigs. :)
 
Roots. Real roots.

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Technically they're 1961 and they thank you for your appreciation.
 
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