Pineapple seeds need to ferment in the fruit & rind pulp to germinate better, kinda like tomato seeds fresh from fruit. There is an awesome vid on YT about growing Pineapple from seeds. Good Luck, Grow it UP! ❤
THIS is why I am against GMOs. The fact that they can patent lifeforms and even legally go after people for growing and selling food. The world is insane.
The world is insane! How can growing a pineapple be illegal 😂🤦♀️🤦♀️ thank you so much for the tips for moving plants in for winter! 🥰❤️❤️❤️ I have a poor plant that’s older than me that I didn’t bring in quick enough and it’s not looking its best, I’m going to see if I can give it a little boost with some of your suggestions, my hubby also was so mad cuz I brought the whole pot in and we had a few slugs that went cray cray all up our kitchen window 😬🤦♀️
PROBABLY more because it's illegal to grow uncontrolled! (I'd certainly not want to eat something along those lines) GM food is heading down a BAD path!
@@oakmaiden2133 Imagine thinking just because you were the first to do something, everyone who follows owes you royalties. Plant genetics belong to no one.
Somehow, youtube unsubscribed me from you, and just now i thought about how your pineapples were doing. Lo and behold, you uploaded a video 9 hrs ago. Lol
You might have planted the seeds prematurely. They need at least six months to germinate. They needed the two more months for the root to shed the shell. Try germinating them in a bright, sunny, warm location. You might need to lay some plastic over the paper towel to conserve the heat and moisture. Try to mimic the conditions of their native area as closely possible.
I started growing my own pineapple plants from the crowns. It took 2 years for the first one to fruit and, boy!, was it sweet and tasty. Pretty much the best I ever had! It was unbelievably good!
@@carrion1234 If you cannot say NO to laws made by man, you are a slave. Where did anyone personally give informed consent to be bound by ANY of man's made laws?
You usually can grow, copy and use copy righted or patented products for personal use. The moment you use it to profit from it without permission from the creator or owner of said protected item you are breaking the law.
No they arent and its Genetically engineered. Pink pineapples are genetically modified fruit that stay pink and sweeter than yellow pineapples. GMOs, or genetically modified organisms, are crops produced using a precise method of plant breeding to achieve desirable traits. Desirable traits include resistance to pests or non-browning produce to reduce food waste. In this case, the desirable traits of the pink pineapples include sweetness and its deep pink color.
GMOs are made by splicing genetic material from other species into another to produce specific outcomes, they are NOT bred. Precise methods of breeding are just that, you put pollen from a desirable plant into the flowers of another and grow out the seeds or you clone (or, as gardeners call it, take cuttings from) especially desirable plants.
I definitely want to try to grow pineapple from seed now. I’ve had success with crowns but never tried the seeds but I will be trying it. If you like cooked pineapple try it on a charcoal grill with some cinnamon and brown sugar sprinkled on it, so 🔥.
We have several pineapples we have grown from the crowns. We trim the leaves and put them on our walled in porch we keep heated in the winter and bring them back out once the chance of frost is over.
@@Hardstyler981 No, I think we have about 4 or 5 of them and it's just the one plant in the pot. It's neat to see them bloom and make a pineapple though.
I think you are a little confused about patent protected plants. The patent means it is illegal to asexually propagate a plant without a license from the patent holder. That applies if you are growing it to sell or for your own use. Asexual propagation means root divisions, grafting and starting cuttings. Cuttings includes planting pineapple crowns. It does not mean planting seeds. Seeds are made by sexual propagation and it is legal to plant them. Just be aware that the seeds might not produce the same fruit as the parent plant.
Color is a good indicator of flavor. Some antioxidants must be associated with certain terpenes, like how beets & red dragonfruit taste similar. Just looking at that pink I’m imagining a slight berry flavor to the pineapple, maybe a hibiscus taste…
Btw in English we usually say “better” instead of “more good,” it’s so hard to learn I know. More good is correct, I think, but for a few words we normally use something from very old Latin, so it becomes good/better/best. English is half Germanic, half Latin-based and 100% a mess. We apologize. And, yes, usually it is more/most plus the word. It’s only bizarre like that for a few words.
You can grow Pink pineapple from the crown. If you find a top with some green leaves, split it into 4, cut the middle of the crown and then take out the middle and then grow the pineapple slips as 4 new pineapple plants.
Pineapples are bromeliads, and as such do not take as much water and nutrient from the soil as non bromeliads. Best to water then into the center of the crown and add nutrients the same way. If you did not follow this, that may be the reason that your seeds failed.
"Just don't sell me stuff and tell me not to grow it!" Very relatable with my army of avocado, lemon, and pineapple plants all from storebought fruit. I am halfway tempted to go look for a pink pineapple with some of the stem still left and try to propagate it... for legal reasons that's a joke (mostly)
It doesn’t matter if you’re going to sell them or not, You’re not still good to grow them. Unless you have permission to do so by the patent owner. You can go to the website and see the law on patented plants. Now there is no police force to police this, but by uploading this video, you just gave the patent owner all the evidence they need to prosecute you for it and win. Not trying to be a Debbie downer here, just trying to inform people so they don’t fall into the trap where they think it’s ok, as long as you don’t sell it, that is completely wrong. Same goes for propagating cuttings of plants that are patented. You cannot propagate with or without the intent to sell.
There are thousands of copyrighted plants that are "illegal" to propagate. Most nursery flowers but only a few dozen foods. Plant genetic laws are stupid and difficult to enforce.
Yes, its ridiculous to think you cant regrow something but its not illegal. Its patented. So someone or entity spent the time to create a very special pineapple. So, for a period of time they are free to capitalize on their creation. So if I attempt to sell them, I do not have the right unless I get permission from the creator so they can sue me for whatever I made by selling them. No different than if I patented a cotton gin. If I own the patent only I can sell them or the give the rights for someone else to sell them. o different than
You can grow them even though they are patented. You just can't sell ones that have the same genetic sequence but the seeds likely aren't the same sequence.
Some pineapples generally have no seeds not because they are "genetically engineered" but simply because they were not pollinated. Pineapples are naturally pollinated mostly by hummingbirds, and when they are grown in areas where there are no hummingbirds, such as Hawaii or Thailand, the fruits generally form without seeds. I suppose you could get viable seeds from pink pineapples if you managed to grow one from a top and then pollinate the flowers of the resulting plant by hand. Whether the pinkness would be retained by sexual reproduction is however uncertain.
Every time I wipe buys a pineapple Aldi I plan it in a pot and they always grow I went to my neighbor's house and all by his front door he had pineapple plants with pineapples on them I couldn't believe it
After watching a video on how to plant pineapple on 5 Minute Craft I put a pineapple crown in water, and it started to grow hair down there. So, I planted it in a pot and after a year there was a tiny pineapple head on it. I think that my pineapple is an early bloomer, but I highly doubt that my pineapple would mature because I haven't repotted it yet. So, do you have any tips or soil recommendation for my pineapple plsnt?
I heard it takes a long time for the pineapple fruit to mature. Probably depending on the climate but I think it might take two years? Not sure but I remember it being said. So don't give up or do something to the little developing pineapple.
@@Drawwithauto I'm amazed it produced one so soon. You got to be doing something right! I got a couple of pineapples I started this year from pineapple tops discarded in the parking lot at Aldi's. I thought it would be fun. I have done it before but this is the first time I just stuck the tops in a pot of dirt and watered them like they were a plant. They rooted faster than the last time I tried it and that was rooting them in water. I don't know why it worked. They have grown a nice bit. Can't wait until next year. See what happens.
@@susanfarley1332 Honestly, I don't remember what I did to make it grow so fast. And that poor plant has been in a small plastic pot for a year now (I never repotted it), and somehow it got all the nutrients it wanted and the length of the pineapple discluding its crown is about 5 inches long.
Social media has social engineered people to be greedy with social media companies money. If you like and subscribe and follow as many channels as possible it cost you nothing. Every clip regardless of the content should be viral. Spread the love.
Because pineapple is a tropical fruit, if growing it from seed, I would lay those seeds in the damp paper towel and keep them in a warm moist location, perhaps with a humidifier. Maybe that will help the seeds sprout.
You are violating the patent even if you do not sell the fruit. It is unusual, but not unheard of, for patent holders to take legal action in this kind of situation. Especially since you are publicizing it.
Pineapples are not self fertile and therefore the seed are not true to the parents. this means if you can grow them from seed you can sell them. A color of pineapple can't be patented nor can a genetic sequence that does not exist yet. Growing from a crown is same genetic sequence, from seed is not.
they dont have seeds not cuz they are GMO , but because they are not pollinated. THey started growing seedless pineapple by just not growing it where its pollinators live.
Same way certain potatoes are illegal to be grown independently or sold or consumed even. In india PepsiCo used and won against farmers. Farmers usually save part of crop to re sow next season, Pepsi said all your potatoes belongs to us as per contract, and by not selling back to us and then resowing the part harvest and regrowing you're violating contract law, copyright laws etc etc etc
Glad i can grow what ever i want here and such cretinous patented seeds nonsense are not recognised or accepted here and most of the world.....just ridiculous
@@melvinthebravefish9788 Generically Modified is not the same as Bred for genetic traits!! GMOs are ILLEGAL in UK and Europe.. BIG DIFFERENCE! I do know the difference and thats why I asked are they "GM Crops" as selective breeding isn't the same Eg. Carrots used to be Purple so I understand until they were bred differently 100-200years or so ago. That's still not GM. Many other crops the same..
I bought one because I thought it was cool…. Then regretted it because I found out it was GMO. I didn’t overly like the taste. If I wanted a pink pineapple going forward I’d try using some red beet juice to change the regular color myself 😅
They are GMO and have a patent, so you aren’t allowed to grow them and then sell them to others. You can grow them for yourself or others without selling them
Pineapple seeds need to ferment in the fruit & rind pulp to germinate better, kinda like tomato seeds fresh from fruit. There is an awesome vid on YT about growing Pineapple from seeds. Good Luck, Grow it UP! ❤
Thank you for sharing this. this comment should be pinned.
THIS is why I am against GMOs. The fact that they can patent lifeforms and even legally go after people for growing and selling food. The world is insane.
Apparently you don’t know nor understand the time, effort and cost it takes to create new varieties. And patents have do have expiration dates
The world is insane! How can growing a pineapple be illegal 😂🤦♀️🤦♀️ thank you so much for the tips for moving plants in for winter! 🥰❤️❤️❤️ I have a poor plant that’s older than me that I didn’t bring in quick enough and it’s not looking its best, I’m going to see if I can give it a little boost with some of your suggestions, my hubby also was so mad cuz I brought the whole pot in and we had a few slugs that went cray cray all up our kitchen window 😬🤦♀️
PROBABLY more because it's illegal to grow uncontrolled! (I'd certainly not want to eat something along those lines) GM food is heading down a BAD path!
@@AB-C1😂😂😂😂
@@AB-C1 No, it's illegal because it's patented. You can grow it all you want as long as you don't make money off it.
Imagine developing a product, putting in time, money ect. Getting a patent, then someone copies you. 😢
@@oakmaiden2133 Imagine thinking just because you were the first to do something, everyone who follows owes you royalties. Plant genetics belong to no one.
Somehow, youtube unsubscribed me from you, and just now i thought about how your pineapples were doing. Lo and behold, you uploaded a video 9 hrs ago. Lol
You might have planted the seeds prematurely. They need at least six months to germinate. They needed the two more months for the root to shed the shell. Try germinating them in a bright, sunny, warm location. You might need to lay some plastic over the paper towel to conserve the heat and moisture. Try to mimic the conditions of their native area as closely possible.
I started growing my own pineapple plants from the crowns. It took 2 years for the first one to fruit and, boy!, was it sweet and tasty. Pretty much the best I ever had! It was unbelievably good!
If I buy them then they are MINE to do with as I will. I never consented to be bound by any copyright or patent laws.
while i support you doing as you please, i hope you know that's not how laws work
@@carrion1234 If you cannot say NO to laws made by man, you are a slave.
Where did anyone personally give informed consent to be bound by ANY of man's made laws?
You usually can grow, copy and use copy righted or patented products for personal use. The moment you use it to profit from it without permission from the creator or owner of said protected item you are breaking the law.
Beware the pineapple police 😂
No they arent and its Genetically engineered. Pink pineapples are genetically modified fruit that stay pink and sweeter than yellow pineapples. GMOs, or genetically modified organisms, are crops produced using a precise method of plant breeding to achieve desirable traits. Desirable traits include resistance to pests or non-browning produce to reduce food waste. In this case, the desirable traits of the pink pineapples include sweetness and its deep pink color.
GMOs are made by splicing genetic material from other species into another to produce specific outcomes, they are NOT bred. Precise methods of breeding are just that, you put pollen from a desirable plant into the flowers of another and grow out the seeds or you clone (or, as gardeners call it, take cuttings from) especially desirable plants.
No to gmo foods
"All the way down here in Canada"... even though Canada is arguably one of the most farthest North reaching countries. LMAO 😂
I definitely want to try to grow pineapple from seed now. I’ve had success with crowns but never tried the seeds but I will be trying it. If you like cooked pineapple try it on a charcoal grill with some cinnamon and brown sugar sprinkled on it, so 🔥.
We have several pineapples we have grown from the crowns. We trim the leaves and put them on our walled in porch we keep heated in the winter and bring them back out once the chance of frost is over.
Does the plant ever spread like strawberries or no?
@@Hardstyler981 No, I think we have about 4 or 5 of them and it's just the one plant in the pot. It's neat to see them bloom and make a pineapple though.
That bowl of pink pineapple kinda looks like ham👀
Question do pineapples spread themselves or how does it work? I bought a pink pineapple plant
We are so proud of you.
I think you are a little confused about patent protected plants. The patent means it is illegal to asexually propagate a plant without a license from the patent holder. That applies if you are growing it to sell or for your own use. Asexual propagation means root divisions, grafting and starting cuttings. Cuttings includes planting pineapple crowns. It does not mean planting seeds. Seeds are made by sexual propagation and it is legal to plant them. Just be aware that the seeds might not produce the same fruit as the parent plant.
Isn’t that what she said?
I once thought of doing this when I ordered one before.
I heard pink pineapples taste's more good than normal pineapples🙂👍
Color is a good indicator of flavor. Some antioxidants must be associated with certain terpenes, like how beets & red dragonfruit taste similar. Just looking at that pink I’m imagining a slight berry flavor to the pineapple, maybe a hibiscus taste…
Btw in English we usually say “better” instead of “more good,” it’s so hard to learn I know. More good is correct, I think, but for a few words we normally use something from very old Latin, so it becomes good/better/best. English is half Germanic, half Latin-based and 100% a mess. We apologize. And, yes, usually it is more/most plus the word. It’s only bizarre like that for a few words.
@@montananerd8244Thank you for acknowledging English and German are literally %50 the same
You can grow Pink pineapple from the crown. If you find a top with some green leaves, split it into 4, cut the middle of the crown and then take out the middle and then grow the pineapple slips as 4 new pineapple plants.
Pineapples are bromeliads, and as such do not take as much water and nutrient from the soil as non bromeliads. Best to water then into the center of the crown and add nutrients the same way. If you did not follow this, that may be the reason that your seeds failed.
🤩 wow!!! You did it!
"Just don't sell me stuff and tell me not to grow it!" Very relatable with my army of avocado, lemon, and pineapple plants all from storebought fruit. I am halfway tempted to go look for a pink pineapple with some of the stem still left and try to propagate it... for legal reasons that's a joke (mostly)
If you ever get the chance, get some pink lemon seeds!
Did not know they existed, now I need one. I don't think they'd grown in The UK without a greenhouse unfortunately.
It doesn’t matter if you’re going to sell them or not, You’re not still good to grow them. Unless you have permission to do so by the patent owner. You can go to the website and see the law on patented plants. Now there is no police force to police this, but by uploading this video, you just gave the patent owner all the evidence they need to prosecute you for it and win. Not trying to be a Debbie downer here, just trying to inform people so they don’t fall into the trap where they think it’s ok, as long as you don’t sell it, that is completely wrong. Same goes for propagating cuttings of plants that are patented. You cannot propagate with or without the intent to sell.
I doubt they would win unless she admitted it. She could just say it was a fake video.
@@samjones3106she admitted it doing it on video. She can’t just say the videos fake. The burden of proof is on her.
I'm the 100th like! And I can't believe someone can trademark a pineapple!
There are thousands of copyrighted plants that are "illegal" to propagate. Most nursery flowers but only a few dozen foods. Plant genetic laws are stupid and difficult to enforce.
right, I can't believe someone would want to profit of a product they spend a ton of time, money and effort on developing
@@group555_patents on plants are dumb
Yes, its ridiculous to think you cant regrow something but its not illegal. Its patented. So someone or entity spent the time to create a very special pineapple. So, for a period of time they are free to capitalize on their creation. So if I attempt to sell them, I do not have the right unless I get permission from the creator so they can sue me for whatever I made by selling them.
No different than if I patented a cotton gin. If I own the patent only I can sell them or the give the rights for someone else to sell them.
o different than
does pink pineapple taste differently?
Maybe leave some fruit around the seed on a few and see if that helps sprout it? Like it would be in nature?
You can grow them even though they are patented. You just can't sell ones that have the same genetic sequence but the seeds likely aren't the same sequence.
Nice job❤
Very cool!
Little tip, you can grow four plants off of one crown. I watched some videos here on UA-cam, so check them out. The guy got 4 pineapple plants!
Vegetables produce seeds. She was probably talking about root vegetables and even root veggies produce seeds. Tho great video and nice pineapples. 👍
I love pineapple they look so cool in the wild reminds me of a giant spider
I can smell the pineapple from here
Germinating the seeds in a jar of water, on a heat mat, is very successfully after 3-4 wks
Food isnt illegal. The people monopolizing food wouldnt like it but its not illegal.
😂😂😂 who said it is. It’s profiting from something that is patented is. Once the patent expires then you can relate and sell as much as you please
Soooo i was insanely lucky i was gifted 2 pink crowns that i absolutely will not be selling... because im obviously eating them. 😂
grow the seeds!!!
Some pineapples generally have no seeds not because they are "genetically engineered" but simply because they were not pollinated. Pineapples are naturally pollinated mostly by hummingbirds, and when they are grown in areas where there are no hummingbirds, such as Hawaii or Thailand, the fruits generally form without seeds. I suppose you could get viable seeds from pink pineapples if you managed to grow one from a top and then pollinate the flowers of the resulting plant by hand. Whether the pinkness would be retained by sexual reproduction is however uncertain.
Didn't knew pineapples actually have seeds. I've never seen them.
Have you tried growing a pink pineapple from the pink flesh? I thought all parts of the pineapple plant can grow a new pineapple.
Every time I wipe buys a pineapple Aldi I plan it in a pot and they always grow I went to my neighbor's house and all by his front door he had pineapple plants with pineapples on them I couldn't believe it
After watching a video on how to plant pineapple on 5 Minute Craft I put a pineapple crown in water, and it started to grow hair down there. So, I planted it in a pot and after a year there was a tiny pineapple head on it. I think that my pineapple is an early bloomer, but I highly doubt that my pineapple would mature because I haven't repotted it yet. So, do you have any tips or soil recommendation for my pineapple plsnt?
I heard it takes a long time for the pineapple fruit to mature. Probably depending on the climate but I think it might take two years? Not sure but I remember it being said. So don't give up or do something to the little developing pineapple.
@@susanfarley1332 You're right I planted my pineapple plant a year ago, now it has a pineapple on it.
@@susanfarley1332 And thank you so much for your encouraging words!
@@Drawwithauto I'm amazed it produced one so soon. You got to be doing something right! I got a couple of pineapples I started this year from pineapple tops discarded in the parking lot at Aldi's. I thought it would be fun. I have done it before but this is the first time I just stuck the tops in a pot of dirt and watered them like they were a plant. They rooted faster than the last time I tried it and that was rooting them in water. I don't know why it worked. They have grown a nice bit. Can't wait until next year. See what happens.
@@susanfarley1332 Honestly, I don't remember what I did to make it grow so fast. And that poor plant has been in a small plastic pot for a year now (I never repotted it), and somehow it got all the nutrients it wanted and the length of the pineapple discluding its crown is about 5 inches long.
Its not illegal to grow it, its just illegal to manufacture and sell.
What’s the green juice made of?
You put the seeds in the wrong soil mix
Social media has social engineered people to be greedy with social media companies money. If you like and subscribe and follow as many channels as possible it cost you nothing. Every clip regardless of the content should be viral. Spread the love.
Because pineapple is a tropical fruit, if growing it from seed, I would lay those seeds in the damp paper towel and keep them in a warm moist location, perhaps with a humidifier. Maybe that will help the seeds sprout.
Can I grow pineapple in Redding, California?
@peewahlau9375 I belive so, but you'll have to check your cultural zone for yourself.
Pinapples are no fruits. The fruits are actually the seeds and the pinapple is an inflorescence
You need more water on the paper 🎉😂❤
Shawty got hella flava fr fr
Pink pineapple pizza
Yes please
4 months for a seed to germinate is insane
Great!
Vegtale is a culinary ary term not a botanical term.
You are violating the patent even if you do not sell the fruit. It is unusual, but not unheard of, for patent holders to take legal action in this kind of situation. Especially since you are publicizing it.
FUCK THE SYSTEM!!!!
What ever. You can grow whatever you want. Don't lie.
you are the awesomest
You got one to sprout? Jealous, i tried and I'm about to try again
Pineapples are not self fertile and therefore the seed are not true to the parents. this means if you can grow them from seed you can sell them. A color of pineapple can't be patented nor can a genetic sequence that does not exist yet. Growing from a crown is same genetic sequence, from seed is not.
🍍Legalize it!! 🤙
they dont have seeds not cuz they are GMO , but because they are not pollinated. THey started growing seedless pineapple by just not growing it where its pollinators live.
why would you want to eat gmo?
She has patience 😢😢😢
Do you trade seeds?
Reason… it is a GMO fruit. Look it up!
When something is made by man yes it is going to have a patent…pineapples are yellow pink pineapple is genetically modified…
Re-uploaded
yeah no pink stinky beans and jengkol
Put the seeds in the tissue in the Ziploc bag in the fridge raider
I do not care if it’s illegal-ish to grow them, who’s gonna know? Will there be a pineapple inspector?
When capitalism backfires
Why is pineapple pink illegal
Same way certain potatoes are illegal to be grown independently or sold or consumed even.
In india PepsiCo used and won against farmers.
Farmers usually save part of crop to re sow next season, Pepsi said all your potatoes belongs to us as per contract, and by not selling back to us and then resowing the part harvest and regrowing you're violating contract law, copyright laws etc etc etc
Fuck monsanto, grow the patented plants
Will you sell me some seeds?
I don't want pink pineapple
What do you mean it's illegal to grow a plant?
Plants belong to nature and all humanity, no?
When it’s genes are modified it own by that person or company
What accent is this
Ananas..
YOU just said patent.. THIS means GMO poison.. nope...
Patent doesn’t mean it’s GMO. Lots of plants , fruit trees are patented. That doesn’t mean it’s GMO
Glad i can grow what ever i want here and such cretinous patented seeds nonsense are not recognised or accepted here and most of the world.....just ridiculous
Omg
I'll never understand why it's legally possible to get s patent on new grown plants, animals etc. This simply shouldn't be possible.
Thats got to be bollox about the pink pineapples.. 😂 Are they naturally Pink or GM crops? If so id rather not eat em anyway tbh
They are genetically modified, but so is anything that has been selectively bred/grafted. GM doesn't automatically mean chemicals/synthetic
@@melvinthebravefish9788 Generically Modified is not the same as Bred for genetic traits!! GMOs are ILLEGAL in UK and Europe.. BIG DIFFERENCE! I do know the difference and thats why I asked are they "GM Crops" as selective breeding isn't the same
Eg. Carrots used to be Purple so I understand until they were bred differently 100-200years or so ago. That's still not GM. Many other crops the same..
I bought one because I thought it was cool…. Then regretted it because I found out it was GMO. I didn’t overly like the taste. If I wanted a pink pineapple going forward I’d try using some red beet juice to change the regular color myself 😅
They are GMO and have a patent, so you aren’t allowed to grow them and then sell them to others. You can grow them for yourself or others without selling them
@@melvinthebravefish9788Please do not equate selective breeding and genetic modification. That's like saying my Schwinn is a Suzuki.
If they're patented, they're illegal to grow whether you sell them or not.
Only If they are the Same plant but the seeds are not a copy of the mother plant therefore they are legal