How to grow a Pineapple plant
March 19, 2020 by The Adventure Travelers | Language: EN Play Time: 00:04:53 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
This video will show you how to grow a pineapple from an actual pineapple top. Simple and easy although it takes a few years for the actual pineapple to grow.
The basic steps are to remove the top of the pineapple, cut the top down so you can see the roots, and place the top into a glass of water. You need to change the water weekly. Add growth hormone to the roots to ensure that the roots start to grow fast. Once you have a good root
the system, you can plant the pineapple top in a well-drained container with miracle grow dirt.
Please comment below if you have tried this before or if you have any questions.
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