An Australian mother described how she easily grew her pineapples using the scraps of a store bought fruit.
Posted to the popular Facebook group Gardening Moms, the Melbourne woman said she propagated the plant by cutting the leaves off the top of a store-bought pineapple, placing the stem in a glass of water and placing it in a pot when it has roots. started to grow.
He said he was in a rush to buy a pineapple after seeing the hack on the group and “can’t believe” how easy it was to get started.
Australian moms talk about how they grow their own pineapple plants from store-bought fruit
A Melbourne woman said she cut the leaves off the top of a store-bought pineapple, put the stem in a glass of water, and placed it in a pot once the roots started to grow.
“It grew so fast that I was allowed to plant it in the ground for the first time last week and it bloomed so well,” the plant lover wrote.
“My wife was so excited about the prospect of growing our fruit and she bought me two more.”
In the comments, other members of the group claimed that the frugal woman’s hack inspired them to do the same.
“Wow, I will, and not only does it bear fruit, the actual plant looks beautiful,” one mom wrote.
‘Check your terrain with a kit, find out which terrain is the best. I saw friends grow them, they looked cute, but they were inedible, bitter etc. ” he gave another advice.
It takes at least a year for the pineapple to bear fruit after the top is placed in the ground, but many people have shared their successful plants in the comments.
“Mine is almost ready to be picked up. It was grown from the pulp of the original mother plant. A Sydney woman said it was two years away from completion.
After the top of the pineapple is placed in the ground, it takes at least a year to bear fruit, but many people have shared their successful plants in the comments.
“Mine is almost ready to be picked up. It was grown from the pulp of the original mother plant. Two years to finish,” said a Sydney woman.
‘I love my pineapple plants. It all started in water and then transferred to jars. This first fruit took about 18 months,” he said.
Plant lover and popular TikTokker Brad Canning showed you how to grow your own pineapple in a viral clip
Flip the top of the pineapple and peel off some of the lower leaves to reveal more bare stems and place them in a glass of water.
Plant lover and popular TikTokker Brad Canning showed you how to grow your own pineapple in a viral CLAMP †
Flip the pineapple over and peel off some of the lower leaves to reveal more bare stems and place in a glass of water.
Then take a glass of water, fill it and put the top of the pineapple in the water, the roots will grow immediately, it is ready for planting.”
Source: Daily Mail
