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(James Mayer) wrote:

On Sun, 08 Feb 2004 18:39:43 -0600, Katra
wrote:


Just remember, they grow in Hawaii!!!

Please, do, let us know your results
You are not the only one to chop the top off of one and plant it!
My success has been limited but I never got serious, so I'm curious too.

Same goes for planting the seeds found in the rind... :-)

They are a bromiliad if that helps?
At least as far as I know...

http://gardenbed.com/plant/gbd_p_apl1.cfm
http://www.pineapplerealty.com/growing_pineapple.htm
http://www.plants.flowers.org.cn/Gro...ple-Plants.htm

Ok, so I was bored and went googling... ;-)
Hope that helps, AND you post your results here later! LOL!

K.

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I've got 20 of them growing but I live in west central Florida.
Seems to be rather easy here. They do take about 2 years or so to
produce a fruit.


Are these from chopped tops ore seeds? :-)

K.

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