I bought a small ornamental pineapple plant at Home Depot about 6 years ago and have been raising and harvesting pineapples ever since. Mine are small in size, but super sweet. After all this time, I still I learned a lot about the process of raising pineapples from your informative and helpful video. Thank you!
@@nokufikagracekhanye8255 I will try to help. I suspect they are either getting too much water, or the soil isn't right. The other possible culprit could be grubs eating the roots. I have had these kinds of problems with my plants before.
Here's a tip for people that don't know. I work for Starbucks and if you call us, we will save our grounds for your garden form you to pick up. We usually save them from our cold brew process. We get a ton of grounds from brewing our cold brew.
For anyone who doesn't know: take a whole pineapple with you to the beach or out on the boat. Towards the hottest part of the day, right when you come out of the water and still have that ocean taste in your mouth; cut up and eat that fresh pineapple. It will be one of the most delicious things you will ever eat. Learned this on my first dive.
oo is that why..when I eaten pineapple at Beach I was like wowo ...what a fruit it is..today I knew why it was so so delicious..btw now I'm growing 5 at my home..
@@navinsingh5819 maybe they are in zone 9 california or something, similar heat different humidity probably. im in 9b california thinking about starting pineapples, 2 years is better than none at all i guess
I live in zone 9b sw Florida and I grow beautiful pineapples just like you. I make a liquid aloe fertilizer that I feed my plants with and they absolutely love it. It helps to trigger the pineapple to fruit. I have 25+ pineapple plants growing around my garden. They truly are like nothing you will ever eat from the store. I grow mine in pots and I use cactus potting mix.
You should do a show showing us how to make that aloe fertilizer . I would love to see all your plants. I only have 5 and another one starting . And thanks to the Host for showing her tips in growing pineapples.
Does it help the fruit grow quicker if you prune some of the leaves prior to the fruit coming out the top? I have 3 pineapples in pots here in Orlando area.
@sylviaphillips1196, I never dry them. I simply pop them in the dirt and wait 2 years. If u cut off a little of the skin it sits up better when u plant it.
Great video. Born and raised in Hawaii and I am also a home gardener that love to grow pineapple’s. Have you folks ever tried the WHITE pineapple?? If not, you truly will be blown away. The sweetest you will ever set your taste buds on. Low acidity and ultra high sugar content. It’s almost hilariously ridiculous how sweet it is😂
Yeah, I heard a lot about those. I'm from India. Is there any farm or anyone who can ship couple thousand saplings? Any information would be appreciated.
My great grandparents grew pines on Elliotts Key in the 1880’s. I grew up growing pines in Coconut Grove in the fifties. You can twist off the fruit from the plant and also the head from the fruit. I live in Gainesville now and grow them in cloth pots so I can move them out of seasonal torrential rain and seasonal freezes. I also add cut up banana peels, coffee grounds and egg shells for jacking up the soil. If you leave the fruit on the plant after it gets yellow and let it turn slightly bronze on the bottle, the sugar turns to alcohol. Yummy taste. You didn’t mention pulling the lower leaves off the heads to expose the baby roots and putting in water for a week. Also, the core has the most nutrition.I use them in my nutritional shakes. Great video, thank you.
@@CardoMaximvs I've been scrolling through the comments to see if that was addressed. Wondering how they were captured because we have a few (smaller) and you can't get within 15 feet of them. Would love to be rid of them before they get BIG.
I'm growing mine in northern Michigan. It's outside late Spring through late Summer, then over-wintered inside under 12 hour LED grow light. I started in May 2021. It began to show the flower stalk in December of 2022. Harvested ripened pineapple in September 2023! 28 months from cut stalk to harvest! LOL! I gave the pineapple to my grandson! And I have a new baby plant that popped through November 2023!
Awesome! I just began my first ever pineapple plant propagation adventure today - so exciting! It was a sad to see the killed iguanas I must admit, though otherwise such a great informational video. Thank you.
❤... This video came to me at the right time... I also live in zone 10 and have grown my first pineapple!! I am so excited. All the questions that I have, excuse me, "Had"... were answered in this video. Thank you so much, be blessed, and can't wait to see more of your content.
You and i use a lot of the same techniques. However, I grow my pineapples beneath the shade of my mango and avocado trees (I'm in Orlando) they do grow a bit slower in the shade, but they will still produce fruit within about 14 months in a garden space that would otherwise remain unproductive. Loved the iguana hunting videos.
I spent 5 year in Hawaii during my high school years and we had Pineapple, Bananas, Pappas and Mangos on the place we lived at. I now live in the Pacific Northwest. And Darcizzle is right You can not get the flavor from store bought as you can from home grown.
Thank you for this very informative video that gets directly to the point and yet, completely discusses and demonstrates, the entire process of growing pineapples from beginning to end.i am so grateful for no added fluff.
Gloves, got 35 pineapples coming in containers in backyard. I use miracle grow. The soil is very moist. I use a variation of Leon’s grow pot, blood meal and phosphorous. I start the tops in a plastic container to grow roots and then put in 5 gal grow pot. Blowing my wife’s mind. Like all your info.
Finally! A garden show from my zone 10! Gardening in this zone is a bit more unique, and I'm so happy to find great info from somebody growing in the same zone! I subscribed❤
Best and most informative video I’ve seen so far for growing pineapple. I have two crowns that have been in water for 1.5 years because I’ve not found very good or informative instructions for the soil. The crowns have a massive root system but I’m sure that will be short lived if I don’t get them planted soon. Thank you for the encouraging video! ~Rob
I water root my pineapples and plant in a big pot by my south facing garage. I also plant them in raised mounded ground. It doesn’t matter so much the soil, as long as it drains. Fertilize with slow release, coffee grounds, egg shell. Keep on the sunny side.
I grew my first pineapple! It took 2 years!! the other one has not developed any pineapples. Now i know why! thanks so much for your channel. I will buy a couple of pineapples and try your way. your pineapples are MASSIVE!!!!
Twisting the top of the pineapple is the preferred way to remove its top instead of cutting it off. Pineapples are one of the few fruits that do not continue to ripen (develop sweetness) after it is picked, so leaving it to completely turn yellow on the plant is ideal in terms of its sugar content.
Yes, they do ripen after being cut from the plant. Leave them on your counter on its side. Turn it 1/4 turn every day for about 4 or 5 days. It will turn yellow on your counter. This is what I do every time I buy a store bought pineapple.
Lets not forget pineapples are the highest in enzymatic activity, digestively speaking, and those enzymes are best expressed in under ripe green fruit. If you're serious, wash an under ripe green pineapple, blend or juice with the skin on (zero waste), and serve over a block of ice, mixed fifty /fifty with freshly pressed wheatgrass juice. This will #1 knock your socks off and #2 cure melanoma and basocelluar cancers. I am living proof.
@@johnstamos4629, you're just wrong. I just cut up a pineapple after having it sitting in my window for almost two weeks. It went from barely ripe to practically overripe, and was as sweet a pineapple as I've ever had.
Great video! I'm in central Texas, so out of the best zone for pineapple, but I'm up to 11 plants now, all from one original supermarket pineapple (I've also given away at least 3-4 plants). Mine go into a greenhouse over the winter to protect them from our occasional freezes. They like that much better than when I used to bring them into the house (I could do that with 3 plants, but not with 10 or 11). I've got 4 in the process of blooming right now, so I'm looking forward to some fresh pineapple this year!
Also in Fl. I planted one in my front yard just to see if it would grow. Yep! Then another and another. Now I have five all flowering. Should be ripe by late Summer. Very fun to watch them grow! I water every other day.
This was so much fun!!! What a fun change of pace, I had no idea you were a gardener too! I grew up in Central Florida & we never got great pineapples, but we did have spectacular citrus, bananas, and two humongous avocado trees in our yard! I still am always disappointed in store bought avocados, so I can only imagine how delicious your pineapples are!
Darcizzle, I didn't know you are such a gardening buff - Amazing! ❤ In the filleting videos I saw those gorgeous ginormous Croton bushes : how do you make them grow like that ? Or is it just the Florida climate (here in NW-Europe they are usually kept as indoor plants bc of the cold winters)
This video I really enjoyed. I’m stuck in Wisconsin so I can’t salt fish like I did in Washington state and this was something different that I really enjoyed. You should do a garden walkthrough and then do a segment on each part. Love the content you and Brian put out. Keep it up and tight lines.
@@CardoMaximvs They are extremely invasive in FL, it legally is open season on iguanas. That being said, they were probably brought down with a high-power pellet gun. Watch the Mike Rowe Dirty Jobs episode where he helps "collect" them from a homeowners property.
I sent my sister in Madison, Wis. a pineapple from Florida and told her how to plant the top. She placed it in her sunporch and she was really excited that it actually grew and was very sweet.
Good morning. Farmers I plant 🌱 a Pineapple 🍍 over a year and I done see any pineapple 🍍 come out. 🇯🇲Jamaica I am still waiting. One day. I love 💓 doing gardening. We got a lots of vegetables 🍅🌹🍉🌶🥬🥒🧄🧅lots of pumpkins You are blessed 🙏🏾
Today was about the 20th time I've watched this video in particular. I love pineapple and want to grow mine like yours. I now have 8 growing. I still have about 6mo before I should have my first flower. Can't wait. Thank you.
Your video is so very informative & helpful. I am starting to grow a pineapple which i harvested from a small pineapple my husband planted 3 yrs ago. It was so cute but so sweet so i'm planting the crown hoping i can grow a pineapple. I hope it won't take 3 yrs as the mother pineapple. Thank you for sharing you planting experience
Moved to coastal southwest Florida from Colorado two years ago. Cut the tops off of eight pineapples and planted them. Recently, started harvesting ripe fruit. No comparison in taste between homegrown and store bought. Homegrown is like pineapple sweet honey taste.
I have been successfully growing pineapple plants in pots in Germany since around 1990, overwintering in a tropical warm house or in a residential building.
I bought 3 pineapples from the store a few weeks ago, put them in a paper bag with a banana to ripen, and even though they are golden yellow, they have no taste and no flavor at all. I kept the 3 tops and am trying to root them, now, but I'm thinking I might get another couple and just take the tops off immediately and start growing them. Awesome video and I love your energy for growing food!
That was a great video. I showed it to my wife. She wants to grow pineapple. We live in San Antonio. So heat sun and dry is an everyday thing lol. Keep on growing ok and that fishing thing lol
Thanks for this video! I am over wintering some pineapple here in Southwest TN. I am going to repot mine this week. I am so glad I found this information.
I have grown several, never got them to fruit, it's a bit harder to do so in Salt Lake are of Utah, but i happen to love the plan even if it doesn't bear fruit This was a great video to share about the suckers and how to address those to make this continue
I am down in SWFL and I have been wanting to plant a pineapple tree. I did not realize that it was as easy as you make it seem. I am definitely doing this! Thank you for the video!
@@jillellis62 I respectfully disagree. It IS that easy. I have had only one failure in 30+ attempts and that is without using any of what this video teaches for dirt, acidity, fertilizer, drying out the roots, etc. I am excited to apply this new knowledge and increase the output. Not trying to be contrary but I don't want @monkabuda to be discouraged. Try it, you'll like it!
Like the Video! 👍 I did learn a few things about the plant itself. Only once, did I let a plant continue to grow, after harvest. It did grow another pineapple off the side. I didn't know about twisting that sucker off. I will have to try that method. I have been growing pineapples for a lot of years in Wyoming. Keep 3 or 4 growing at all times. Would have more if I had more windows. Mine never get very big though. But are superb tasting over store bought. I don't quite have as long of direct sunlight. Lot of the time, not good temp's. I did try grow lights. But it didn't really seem to help. I just twist my crown off by hand. Then pull off several rows of leaves and dry. Never had a plant fail to grow. I never did repot my plants. Just using about a 2-1/2 gallon pot. What fits in the window. I will have to try your pot mix ratio. Wasn't much info. when I started growing, years back. I will also have to try and repot to a bigger pot next time around. Have a golf ball sized cutie rising now. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the great info on growing pineapples 🍍 i have grown other exotic fruits but haven’t grown them yet, just got one! Thanks for the great tips 🙌🌴
I picked enough pineapples every summer of high school to last me a lifetime, but for some reason I want to plant one in my backyard:) Shaka from Hawaii!
Nice pineapples Darcizzle! We do similar here in Orlando and also make Tepache (Mildly alcoholic pineapple drink) with the skinned pineapple cuttings and brown sugar. Allow to ferment a few days there are instructional videos.
Fruit is one of the lowest glycemic foods for diabetics. I would avoid processed sugars and animal protein that blocks insulin receptors, but not fiber rich and hydrating fruits! ✌️🍍
Great video! I watch all the time for your fishing videos but this was so good. I live in S.W. Pennsylvania but I Keep a small garden of tomatoes, peppers and onions just to make salsa but I'm going to try a pineapple now. I love fresh pineapple and I think it will taste great in salsa. Thank You!
😮😮😮😮 please share all your knowledge 👊🏻 I’m soooo ecstatic to see this … I’m starting 4 from the grocery store… I told my wife if the world gets rough I’m sooo going to have pineapples in NC 🤣🤣👊🏻🤙🏼
Im from TEXAS I tried pineapples from Florida,California,mexico and most countries in Latin amaerica. I tell you what pineapples from hawwai is so delicious the best pineapple in world.
Great job Darcizzle! I was very impressed with your delivery and I don't want anyone to think I'm kissing butt- but hear me out- Do you remember Steve Irwin? Of course you do, but it's his wife Terri Raines that I thought I was hearing from the other room. I was happy to see that it was you! What's funny is, is that I think you and Terri have the same cadence with your delivery. Both you and Terri have a beautiful way of, I don't want to say 'teaching' because I'm a little bummed on the word these days, let's say that you take an artists approach in your conveyance of taking an idea and elevating it to action! Simply put, you relayed to us your knowledge about how to grow pineapples in a way that it stuck in my mind in a way that very few teachers ever accomplished. Bravo -I'd watch another for sure
A really good presentation on how to grow more pineapples !!! Very thorough !!! But I have seen golden yellow pineapples at Aldi's here in Illinois ! You can let them sit in the house for a week or so, and they will turn color too !
Awesome video guys , I was given a slip , it has roots but looks sickly so I’m going to put it in a soil mixture you recommended, it’s currently in compost and very wet and the roots can’t breath I don’t think or it’s to compact , I’ll try change it and fertilise see how it goes , thanks for a great video.🙏
I now live in Thailand but will follow your video to grow in containers as my land is salty. Our mangoes, coconut trees and melons are doing fine and we have just planted our sweet corn.
recommendation on cutting pineapple. The meat closest to the skin is the sweetest. I like how she cuts the skin of thin, but...leave the spots, they are tender enough that they don't affect the texture of the fruit. If interested, there are seeds behind those spots. Little black seeds. You can plant them if you want to wait 5-7 years for a fruit, but the advantage of that is, your whole pinapple plot won't be clones of each other (making disease even easier to wipe out your pineapples).
I was once told by an old timer many years ago… if your pineapple doesn’t flower to grow fruit… drop an apple in the middle and let it break down and boom it’ll send up a shoot…. Never had to try it but they sold them for a a living… giddy up y’all
Love this video I have acreage in Queensland Australia we are just starting to plant our pines... i think I will do containers like you have .. started mine off in a shade house but thinking they will be out in the full sun from now on.. greetings from Australia.. 🐨🐨
Thanks for sharing. I just found out about coffee grounds a few days ago. My neighbor told me about them and ants hates coffee grounds but earthworms love it.
Nice video, very informative! Follow your dreams! I agree, Pineapple can be grown anywhere, but they need the right conditions. I'm in zone 7b north Mississippi, and just started with some pineapple plants from store bought. Thanks!
Im just eating the last of my very yellow pineapple 🍍 it's the second one off the same plant. I guess I was lucky because I had no idea what I was doing last year. Now I know more and will pull the succulent off to start new plants. Im so happy 😅
I bought a small ornamental pineapple plant at Home Depot about 6 years ago and have been raising and harvesting pineapples ever since. Mine are small in size, but super sweet. After all this time, I still I learned a lot about the process of raising pineapples from your informative and helpful video. Thank you!
I have plant pineapple more than 6yrs they don't grow the leaves turning brown can you advise maybe our climate is not right pls help
@@nokufikagracekhanye8255 I will try to help. I suspect they are either getting too much water, or the soil isn't right. The other possible culprit could be grubs eating the roots. I have had these kinds of problems with my plants before.
I will try to change the soil 2nd to put direct to the sun because they were next to the lemon tree
@@nokufikagracekhanye8255 Good idea. Hope it works.
@@nokufikagracekhanye8255Her advise of letting the pineapple top completely dry out for about a week is very important
Here's a tip for people that don't know. I work for Starbucks and if you call us, we will save our grounds for your garden form you to pick up. We usually save them from our cold brew process. We get a ton of grounds from brewing our cold brew.
Great to know! Thanks
Thank you will be calling Starbucks today 😂
Amazing tip! Thank you🙌🏾
@@seananthames7017p
Awesome thank you. I would have never thought of that because most businesses don’t give you anything for free
For anyone who doesn't know: take a whole pineapple with you to the beach or out on the boat. Towards the hottest part of the day, right when you come out of the water and still have that ocean taste in your mouth; cut up and eat that fresh pineapple. It will be one of the most delicious things you will ever eat. Learned this on my first dive.
oo is that why..when I eaten pineapple at Beach I was like wowo ...what a fruit it is..today I knew why it was so so delicious..btw now I'm growing 5 at my home..
Fresh pineapples are a good meat tenderizer it has to be fresh
Eating it with salt is truly is delicious!
At 8:27 are those iguanas alive???? To me, they look like they were killed with a baseball bat
@@CardoMaximvs of course they weren't alive. They were harvested just like that pineapple 😂
What a nice change! A lot of us have started gardens this year, obvious reasons. Keep the garden section going with the fishing.
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At 8:27 are those iguanas alive???? To me, they look like they were killed with a baseball bat
I’m in Zone 9 and after 2 years I’m finally getting a pineapple growing. I’m super excited!
That's way too long we usually get pine apple in 14 months.
@@navinsingh5819 maybe they are in zone 9 california or something, similar heat different humidity probably. im in 9b california thinking about starting pineapples, 2 years is better than none at all i guess
I live in zone 9b sw Florida and I grow beautiful pineapples just like you. I make a liquid aloe fertilizer that I feed my plants with and they absolutely love it. It helps to trigger the pineapple to fruit. I have 25+ pineapple plants growing around my garden. They truly are like nothing you will ever eat from the store. I grow mine in pots and I use cactus potting mix.
did you start with this method(dry out) or started in water until roots started?
You should do a show showing us how to make that aloe fertilizer . I would love to see all your plants. I only have 5 and another one starting . And thanks to the Host for showing her tips in growing pineapples.
Does it help the fruit grow quicker if you prune some of the leaves prior to the fruit coming out the top? I have 3 pineapples in pots here in Orlando area.
@sylviaphillips1196, I never dry them. I simply pop them in the dirt and wait 2 years. If u cut off a little of the skin it sits up better when u plant it.
How do you make your aloe fertilizer?
Very cool! Gardening and fishing … what better combination for one’s health for eating, exercise, and spirit.
The pineapples are absorbing the coffee grounds and making her Hella energized 😂😂
Great video. Born and raised in Hawaii and I am also a home gardener that love to grow pineapple’s. Have you folks ever tried the WHITE pineapple?? If not, you truly will be blown away. The sweetest you will ever set your taste buds on. Low acidity and ultra high sugar content. It’s almost hilariously ridiculous how sweet it is😂
Yeah, I heard a lot about those. I'm from India. Is there any farm or anyone who can ship couple thousand saplings? Any information would be appreciated.
Pink is great too.
lol im dead 😂☠️ This dude on YT lookin for a pinapple plug in the comments 🤣
Your fish hook bracelet is the BOMB!!
My great grandparents grew pines on Elliotts Key in the 1880’s. I grew up growing pines in Coconut Grove in the fifties. You can twist off the fruit from the plant and also the head from the fruit. I live in Gainesville now and grow them in cloth pots so I can move them out of seasonal torrential rain and seasonal freezes. I also add cut up banana peels, coffee grounds and egg shells for jacking up the soil. If you leave the fruit on the plant after it gets yellow and let it turn slightly bronze on the bottle, the sugar turns to alcohol. Yummy taste. You didn’t mention pulling the lower leaves off the heads to expose the baby roots and putting in water for a week. Also, the core has the most nutrition.I use them in my nutritional shakes.
Great video, thank you.
@@CardoMaximvs I've been scrolling through the comments to see if that was addressed. Wondering how they were captured because we have a few (smaller) and you can't get within 15 feet of them. Would love to be rid of them before they get BIG.
@@debrajackson7636use .22cal pellet rifle.
Taste like chicken
I'm growing mine in northern Michigan. It's outside late Spring through late Summer, then over-wintered inside under 12 hour LED grow light. I started in May 2021. It began to show the flower stalk in December of 2022. Harvested ripened pineapple in September 2023! 28 months from cut stalk to harvest! LOL! I gave the pineapple to my grandson! And I have a new baby plant that popped through November 2023!
Awesome! I just began my first ever pineapple plant propagation adventure today - so exciting!
It was a sad to see the killed iguanas I must admit, though otherwise such a great informational video. Thank you.
❤... This video came to me at the right time... I also live in zone 10 and have grown my first pineapple!! I am so excited. All the questions that I have, excuse me, "Had"... were answered in this video. Thank you so much, be blessed, and can't wait to see more of your content.
As a beginner gardener I would love to see more of these videos from you, especially being I too am a Floridian
At 8:27 are those iguanas alive???? To me, they look like they were killed with a baseball bat
@@CardoMaximvs we kill invasive green iguanas here
Me too! Love these videos❤I have one on strawberries 🍓
This was a great video. Your knowledge of growing pineapple, of all things, was so cool to watch. The Gardening skills straight 10! Thank You!
You and i use a lot of the same techniques. However, I grow my pineapples beneath the shade of my mango and avocado trees (I'm in Orlando) they do grow a bit slower in the shade, but they will still produce fruit within about 14 months in a garden space that would otherwise remain unproductive. Loved the iguana hunting videos.
I love finding a new gardening channel that can articulate a concept clearly!
I spent 5 year in Hawaii during my high school years and we had Pineapple, Bananas, Pappas and Mangos on the place we lived at. I now live in the Pacific Northwest. And Darcizzle is right You can not get the flavor from store bought as you can from home grown.
At 8:27 are those iguanas alive???? To me, they look like they were killed with a baseball bat
@@CardoMaximvsI just saw this and it’s randomly in her vid. It’s very odd and don’t look alive at all….
Thank you for this very informative video that gets directly to the point and yet, completely discusses and demonstrates, the entire process of growing pineapples from beginning to end.i am so grateful for no added fluff.
Gloves, got 35 pineapples coming in containers in backyard. I use miracle grow. The soil is very moist. I use a variation of Leon’s grow pot, blood meal and phosphorous. I start the tops in a plastic container to grow roots and then put in 5 gal grow pot. Blowing my wife’s mind. Like all your info.
Finally! A garden show from my zone 10! Gardening in this zone is a bit more unique, and I'm so happy to find great info from somebody growing in the same zone! I subscribed❤
Best and most informative video I’ve seen so far for growing pineapple. I have two crowns that have been in water for 1.5 years because I’ve not found very good or informative instructions for the soil. The crowns have a massive root system but I’m sure that will be short lived if I don’t get them planted soon. Thank you for the encouraging video! ~Rob
I water root my pineapples and plant in a big pot by my south facing garage. I also plant them in raised mounded ground. It doesn’t matter so much the soil, as long as it drains. Fertilize with slow release, coffee grounds, egg shell. Keep on the sunny side.
I grew my first pineapple! It took 2 years!! the other one has not developed any pineapples. Now i know why! thanks so much for your channel. I will buy a couple of pineapples and try your way. your pineapples are MASSIVE!!!!
Twisting the top of the pineapple is the preferred way to remove its top instead of cutting it off. Pineapples are one of the few fruits that do not continue to ripen (develop sweetness) after it is picked, so leaving it to completely turn yellow on the plant is ideal in terms of its sugar content.
oh yeah mine get FULLY golden before its picked and ONE will make the whole house smell like pineapple!
Yes, they do ripen after being cut from the plant. Leave them on your counter on its side. Turn it 1/4 turn every day for about 4 or 5 days. It will turn yellow on your counter. This is what I do every time I buy a store bought pineapple.
then that is color, NOT flavor. and neither will fully develop. it's like that with all fruit.
Lets not forget pineapples are the highest in enzymatic activity, digestively speaking, and those enzymes are best expressed in under ripe green fruit. If you're serious, wash an under ripe green pineapple, blend or juice with the skin on (zero waste), and serve over a block of ice, mixed fifty /fifty with freshly pressed wheatgrass juice. This will #1 knock your socks off and #2 cure melanoma and basocelluar cancers. I am living proof.
@@johnstamos4629, you're just wrong. I just cut up a pineapple after having it sitting in my window for almost two weeks. It went from barely ripe to practically overripe, and was as sweet a pineapple as I've ever had.
Great video! I'm in central Texas, so out of the best zone for pineapple, but I'm up to 11 plants now, all from one original supermarket pineapple (I've also given away at least 3-4 plants). Mine go into a greenhouse over the winter to protect them from our occasional freezes. They like that much better than when I used to bring them into the house (I could do that with 3 plants, but not with 10 or 11). I've got 4 in the process of blooming right now, so I'm looking forward to some fresh pineapple this year!
Where in Tx are you?
@@kathy4015 Austin area.
@@michaelshannon687 me too!👍
Oh this is great to hear! I am in Houston, Texas and just began my first ever pineapple plant propagation today!
Also in Fl. I planted one in my front yard just to see if it would grow. Yep! Then another and another. Now I have five all flowering. Should be ripe by late Summer. Very fun to watch them grow! I water every other day.
This was so much fun!!! What a fun change of pace, I had no idea you were a gardener too! I grew up in Central Florida & we never got great pineapples, but we did have spectacular citrus, bananas, and two humongous avocado trees in our yard! I still am always disappointed in store bought avocados, so I can only imagine how delicious your pineapples are!
they are quite certainly no longer living. a rather unnecessary shot, really.
Me and my granny grew a pineapple here in north Georgia. When i was a kid. God bless you and your family....🙏❤🙏❤🙏😊🙂😀
I don't know what's more delicious, the pineapple or the grower 🤤
There's 🍍 on the video????
Darcizzle, I didn't know you are such a gardening buff - Amazing! ❤
In the filleting videos I saw those gorgeous ginormous Croton bushes : how do you make them grow like that ? Or is it just the Florida climate (here in NW-Europe they are usually kept as indoor plants bc of the cold winters)
Nooo way!!!!! Cizzle is gardening!!! ♥♥♥♥♥♥
I'm really glad you have shown this. I've always wanted to try.
I appreciate this, I recently got into gardening. I’ll use all the knowledge that you can produce
This video I really enjoyed. I’m stuck in Wisconsin so I can’t salt fish like I did in Washington state and this was something different that I really enjoyed. You should do a garden walkthrough and then do a segment on each part. Love the content you and Brian put out. Keep it up and tight lines.
At 8:27 are those iguanas alive???? To me, they look like they were killed with a baseball bat
@@CardoMaximvs They are extremely invasive in FL, it legally is open season on iguanas. That being said, they were probably brought down with a high-power pellet gun. Watch the Mike Rowe Dirty Jobs episode where he helps "collect" them from a homeowners property.
@@rodgillette8066 Rod, in FL you are an invasive species, a poor animal just struggling to survive where it has always lived
I sent my sister in Madison, Wis. a pineapple from Florida and told her how to plant the top. She placed it in her sunporch and she was really excited that it actually grew and was very sweet.
Yes, definately keep the gardening channel open. Great teaching pace - not too slow or too fast.
Definitely lol
At 8:27 are those iguanas alive???? To me, they look like they were killed with a baseball bat
Didn’t expect an agriculture video on this channel. Very cool and interesting. I think it’d be cool to add gardening/agriculture in your lineup. 🍍
At 8:27 are those iguanas alive???? To me, they look like they were killed with a baseball bat
They don't look to be alive. 😢
The one of the BEST pineapple tutorials I've seen on youtube. New sub, thank you Ma'am for sharing!
Free life hacks are the best! Thanks for sharing your wisdom🤙🏿
Good morning. Farmers I plant 🌱 a Pineapple 🍍 over a year and I done see any pineapple 🍍 come out. 🇯🇲Jamaica I am still waiting. One day. I love 💓 doing gardening. We got a lots of vegetables 🍅🌹🍉🌶🥬🥒🧄🧅lots of pumpkins You are blessed 🙏🏾
Wow, u do a great great job in these videos, i have literally no questions anymore
She is so dad-blame cute! Just adorable!!
Today was about the 20th time I've watched this video in particular. I love pineapple and want to grow mine like yours. I now have 8 growing. I still have about 6mo before I should have my first flower. Can't wait. Thank you.
This is a ridiculously late comment, but we’d LOVE more gardening videos!!!
I agree! 😃
Your video is so very informative & helpful. I am starting to grow a pineapple which i harvested from a small pineapple my husband planted 3 yrs ago. It was so cute but so sweet so i'm planting the crown hoping i can grow a pineapple. I hope it won't take 3 yrs as the mother pineapple. Thank you for sharing you planting experience
Moved to coastal southwest Florida from Colorado two years ago. Cut the tops off of eight pineapples and planted them. Recently, started harvesting ripe fruit. No comparison in taste between homegrown and store bought. Homegrown is like pineapple sweet honey taste.
I have been successfully growing pineapple plants in pots in Germany since around 1990, overwintering in a tropical warm house or in a residential building.
Freshly picked pineapple really is the best. Grew mine in 2.5 yrs indoors zone 9b, bright yellow and delicous
You two seem like you're living a dream life.
I bought 3 pineapples from the store a few weeks ago, put them in a paper bag with a banana to ripen, and even though they are golden yellow, they have no taste and no flavor at all.
I kept the 3 tops and am trying to root them, now, but I'm thinking I might get another couple and just take the tops off immediately and start growing them.
Awesome video and I love your energy for growing food!
That was a great video. I showed it to my wife. She wants to grow pineapple. We live in San Antonio. So heat sun and dry is an everyday thing lol. Keep on growing ok and that fishing thing lol
Thanks for this video!
I am over wintering some pineapple here in Southwest TN. I am going to repot mine this week. I am so glad I found this information.
I have grown several, never got them to fruit, it's a bit harder to do so in Salt Lake are of Utah, but i happen to love the plan even if it doesn't bear fruit
This was a great video to share about the suckers and how to address those to make this continue
This was exactly what I was looking for!!! I knew I needed to do something with the slips and ratoons but wasn't sure how to handle it. Thank you!
I am down in SWFL and I have been wanting to plant a pineapple tree. I did not realize that it was as easy as you make it seem. I am definitely doing this! Thank you for the video!
It isn’t that easy.. lol
I can get roots indoors in water-
But transplanting then - or throwing straight into dirt-
Nope! Never happens like that
But where she’s at, they’ve surely got some good sand mixed in the dirt which is needed & the perfect level of heat for it
@@jillellis62 I respectfully disagree. It IS that easy. I have had only one failure in 30+ attempts and that is without using any of what this video teaches for dirt, acidity, fertilizer, drying out the roots, etc. I am excited to apply this new knowledge and increase the output. Not trying to be contrary but I don't want @monkabuda to be discouraged. Try it, you'll like it!
I love how you are into gardening and fishing!!!
How do you protect the pineapples from the iguanas? Or do they not eat them?
This was so helpful ! Love how knowledgeable and awesome she is ❤️ more gardening videos plz and thank you 😊
Like the Video! 👍 I did learn a few things about the plant itself. Only once, did I let a plant continue to grow, after harvest. It did grow another pineapple off the side. I didn't know about twisting that sucker off. I will have to try that method.
I have been growing pineapples for a lot of years in Wyoming. Keep 3 or 4 growing at all times. Would have more if I had more windows. Mine never get very big though. But are superb tasting over store bought. I don't quite have as long of direct sunlight. Lot of the time, not good temp's. I did try grow lights. But it didn't really seem to help.
I just twist my crown off by hand. Then pull off several rows of leaves and dry. Never had a plant fail to grow. I never did repot my plants. Just using about a 2-1/2 gallon pot. What fits in the window. I will have to try your pot mix ratio. Wasn't much info. when I started growing, years back. I will also have to try and repot to a bigger pot next time around. Have a golf ball sized cutie rising now.
Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the great info on growing pineapples 🍍 i have grown other exotic fruits but haven’t grown them yet, just got one! Thanks for the great tips 🙌🌴
dont forget, the pineapple has seeds under the skin. you can plant those and grow tons! I do it all the time. Love your video
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Can you show more of your garden stuff please!?! Also diabetes is reversed with eating more plants ❤ thanks for this awesome video!
At 8:27 are those iguanas alive???? To me, they look like they were killed with a baseball bat
@@CardoMaximvs Invasive species, you can haunt them and also eat them.
@@CardoMaximvs they're invasive, destructive pests
Mid-north Florida. Grew pineapples several years ago, they are SO sweet when they ripen on the plant!
I picked enough pineapples every summer of high school to last me a lifetime, but for some reason I want to plant one in my backyard:) Shaka from Hawaii!
Nice pineapples Darcizzle! We do similar here in Orlando and also make Tepache (Mildly alcoholic pineapple drink) with the skinned pineapple cuttings and brown sugar. Allow to ferment a few days there are instructional videos.
Fruit is one of the lowest glycemic foods for diabetics. I would avoid processed sugars and animal protein that blocks insulin receptors, but not fiber rich and hydrating fruits! ✌️🍍
Great video! I watch all the time for your fishing videos but this was so good. I live in S.W. Pennsylvania but I Keep a small garden of tomatoes, peppers and onions just to make salsa but I'm going to try a pineapple now. I love fresh pineapple and I think it will taste great in salsa. Thank You!
This is an awesome video - I just learned that I've been doing them wrong
I'm so glad I saw this because I was about to put one in the ground
As a Canadian who experiences seven months of winter every damn year this is my dream… Grow fresh fruits and veggies year round!
😮😮😮😮 please share all your knowledge 👊🏻
I’m soooo ecstatic to see this … I’m starting 4 from the grocery store… I told my wife if the world gets rough I’m sooo going to have pineapples in NC 🤣🤣👊🏻🤙🏼
Im from TEXAS I tried pineapples from Florida,California,mexico and most countries in Latin amaerica. I tell you what pineapples from hawwai is so delicious the best pineapple in world.
I had no idea you had a green thumb!! Can't wait to see more gardening videos !
Great job Darcizzle! I was very impressed with your delivery and I don't want anyone to think I'm kissing butt- but hear me out- Do you remember Steve Irwin? Of course you do, but it's his wife Terri Raines that I thought I was hearing from the other room. I was happy to see that it was you! What's funny is, is that I think you and Terri have the same cadence with your delivery. Both you and Terri have a beautiful way of, I don't want to say 'teaching' because I'm a little bummed on the word these days, let's say that you take an artists approach in your conveyance of taking an idea and elevating it to action! Simply put, you relayed to us your knowledge about how to grow pineapples in a way that it stuck in my mind in a way that very few teachers ever accomplished. Bravo -I'd watch another for sure
A really good presentation on how to grow more pineapples !!! Very thorough !!! But I have seen golden yellow pineapples at Aldi's here in Illinois ! You can let them sit in the house for a week or so, and they will turn color too !
@@CardoMaximvs You are asking me this...WHY ?
I was salivating at the end. It goes to show this video is so effective.
Awesome video guys , I was given a slip , it has roots but looks sickly so I’m going to put it in a soil mixture you recommended, it’s currently in compost and very wet and the roots can’t breath I don’t think or it’s to compact , I’ll try change it and fertilise see how it goes , thanks for a great video.🙏
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I now live in Thailand but will follow your video to grow in containers as my land is salty. Our mangoes, coconut trees and melons are doing fine and we have just planted our sweet corn.
Thanks, my friend. God bless you 2023 10 11
recommendation on cutting pineapple. The meat closest to the skin is the sweetest. I like how she cuts the skin of thin, but...leave the spots, they are tender enough that they don't affect the texture of the fruit. If interested, there are seeds behind those spots. Little black seeds. You can plant them if you want to wait 5-7 years for a fruit, but the advantage of that is, your whole pinapple plot won't be clones of each other (making disease even easier to wipe out your pineapples).
I’ve only lived in Florida for thirty years but I twist the top off and simply stick it about two inches in the soil. Saves a little time and work
Use all the peel and trimmings to make pineapple vinegar. Taste great on fish and lizard.
This was very informative, letting the base dry out before re planting I like that and I didn’t know that
I was once told by an old timer many years ago… if your pineapple doesn’t flower to grow fruit… drop an apple in the middle and let it break down and boom it’ll send up a shoot…. Never had to try it but they sold them for a a living… giddy up y’all
love to see more of your gardening videos please? thank you.
Will do!
Awesome 🎉🎉🎉 I subscribed to your channel 🙏
NICE!! A lifetime of tepeche. 🥳
Thank you for adding the soil prep to the video. ❤
Great video! I live in CT but I actually want to try growing a pineapple, love them!
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Love this video I have acreage in Queensland Australia we are just starting to plant our pines... i think I will do containers like you have .. started mine off in a shade house but thinking they will be out in the full sun from now on.. greetings from Australia.. 🐨🐨
I found this video very informative and encouraging...Pineapples are one of my favourite natural foods...
YAY! Thank you so much! Pensacola here! Just watched your fun and informative video. I'm going to cut a pineapple today!
Thanks for sharing. I just found out about coffee grounds a few days ago. My neighbor told me about them and ants hates coffee grounds but earthworms love it.
Nice video, very informative! Follow your dreams! I agree, Pineapple can be grown anywhere, but they need the right conditions. I'm in zone 7b north Mississippi, and just started with some pineapple plants from store bought. Thanks!
I love pineapple 🍍 and I grow them and more in sunny Florida!!
Thanks pretty lady!! ❤
Thanks Dar ! Tried to grow one, cut off a chunk below yours, didn't dry out, bad results! Now I know !
Im just eating the last of my very yellow pineapple 🍍 it's the second one off the same plant. I guess I was lucky because I had no idea what I was doing last year.
Now I know more and will pull the succulent off to start new plants. Im so happy 😅
I love your videos. Keep up the awesome inspiration.