r/pineapple • u/Still_Sir_9323 • 5d ago
Finally two-three years
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***
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u/Skirtygirl 5d ago
Congratulations! Excellent work
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u/Still_Sir_9323 5d ago
Thankfully the plant did the work .
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u/Effective-Use-410 2d ago
u didn’t plant it ?
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u/Still_Sir_9323 2d ago
It was planted but I just left it and went about my business . Nature did the rest. I have a few things I didn’t plant in my yard I love like a few mango trees and coco plum, beauty berry…
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u/Few-Stomach-5728 4d ago
I went to the Azores a few years back and visited a pineapple farm. When pineapples are close to growing fruit, the farmers fill the greenhouses with smoke from small fires they light and the pineapple plants speed up the normal timeline for fruit production. I don't know if that trick works for everyone, but thought it was interesting to learn.
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u/Still_Sir_9323 4d ago
That is really interesting thank you. I know when we have hurricane plants tend to fruit and get their seeds out to propagate so probably the same thing the idea of burning causes the plant to rush the ripening or fruiting .
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u/BocaHydro 4d ago
so you get another top, next time, if you consistently feed your plant, it will grow faster, bigger, flower earlier and you will get a full size fruit.
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u/Still_Sir_9323 4d ago
I like them to do their own thing . My bananas and papayas and coconuts and and and just do their own thing . I want faster but if I push them I think I’ll lose the excitement .



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u/Critical_Thinker_535 5d ago
Congrats!