What to do with your PINEAPPLE PLANTS after HARVEST | AGROFORESTRY | FOOD FORESTS |
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- The life of a pineapple plant doesn't end after you harvest the fruit. It can go on for years! In this video, Felipe discusses your options after you harvest your delicious, sweet, agroforestry pineapple.
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I planted the top of a store bought pineapple two years ago & it produced a pup about 3-4 months later. That pup is now fully grown getting ready to fruit in its center. I never detached the pup from its mother buried under the soil. The plant grew much larger than I expected but it’s my favorite plant. Growing in Florida, USA!
No wonder it's taken so long to get pineapples. My bf planted tops. But this year, a baby plant has produced a pup coming out the side of the bottom of that plant. The mother of that plant finally gave another pineapple. Thankfully, Google brought me to your channel.
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The plant that just keeps giving. Started with 55 kauai sugar loaf slips given to me 2 yrs ago they are just about done pulled one and it took a month to ripen so the rest of the crop should be done at the end of august. Or longer. There the size of one gallon water jugs. The one i pulled early weighed 8 lbs. so im gonna about 500 slips. Much love from the big island Hawaii🤙👍
So grateful for this information! I grew a few pineapples years ago when living in Central Florida, now living in North Georgia and just harvested my first pineapple here....I shouldn't have been able to grow them here, but I did!
Wonderfully explained. Ive been wondering what to do with my harvested pineapple plants.
The same I harvested 4 and I was wondering to I take it out plant new or leave it because mom makes more fruits
Thanks for posting this. Appreciate the careful explanation. I grow my own pineapple in central Florida.
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing work thanks for sharing good ideas for the pineapple plantation
I have been looking for this answer for so long thank you man
Great advice!
It’s very Educational, I learned a lot about pineapple. Thanks !
Great information. Thank you!
Thanks👍
I have been in pineapples for 12 yrs. I disagree with that Idea of cutting the leaves from the mother plant allow the leaves to eliminate itself the more sucker grow off the mother the faster it grows and the bigger the fruit.
I have about 50 potted in all stages here in Southern Cal USA zone 10b. Started from a couple store bought, neglected in the last year due to knee replacement. My harvest was eaten by critters in our yard. I just spent a day potting all the new pups and slips.. Should have watched this before pulling the slips off the mama plants. Trying to figure out how to enclose my mini plantation to prevent the critters from eating the harvest next year. Any suggestions? Also in another one of your videos you used manure but I didn't know what type it was that you used. From what animal or does it mater. Here we have access to chicken and cow.
Very interesting!
Not sure you are still watching your channel, but I’m just getting started (past 3-5 years) with the first plant coming from the top of a store bought plant. I now have about 12-15 plants and have gotten several good plants. But none of them ever have pups. I have had a few grow slips. I live in Central FL by the way. Is there something I am doing that I should change? Or is this maybe just a result of the type of plant I have (no idea the kind)?
I need aloe advice. I saved an aloe my husband got from his grandmother and now I have somewhere around 100. Destroying hurt. I spread the love live in florida and I can’t find enough uses.
Thanks for sharing.
What if you leave them there instead of taking them and planting them , will they bear fruits?
Have you tried juicing ? how much juice can you get from one kilo of raw pineapple? thank you sir.
How do you know it time to let go? Mine gave me small pineapples and the leaves are turning a redish green. The oldest one gave me a pineapple about 6 months ago and I don't know if I should let go or keep it in the pot...
Did you figure it out im curious as mine are starting to grow pretty big and should flower soon i think
Great! How many pineapples with fusarium in your Farm? Quantos porcento da plantação mais ou menos?
Over 50%
@@AgroforestryAcademy thanks!
I heard pineapples grown under a shade don't taste that good. Have you experienced that seeing that yours are under some shade?
When replanting can I use a rooting agent ??
Hey! Looking for the link to producing suckers from the mother plant🍍🍍
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@@AgroforestryAcademy great!
I would love to buy your dehydrated pineapples. How can I?
Its better to buy and eat one than waiting 2 years.🤪🤪
I waited 7 years lol about ready to harvest my first pineapple
It's the thrill
Can I grow them in the UK?