and pineapple plant care at home is reasonably straightforward as long as you provide the tropical conditions they love. Their large leaves and exotic look liven up any home. But, producing fruit ...

Each pineapple plant only bears one fruit ... and a fun conversation piece to boot! Bring home a pineapple from your local store that’s ripe with plenty of green leaves. Slice off the top ...

It’s palms, banana plants, loquats, pineapple guavas and other assorted ... I’m writing a story about growing tropical plants in the Northwest, and if you consider yourself a member of this ...

Well, the experts are sharing their top tips on how to do exactly that in your own home or outdoor space ... you’ll need to plant the pineapple top or crown in some good-quality soil, making ...

Plant the top of the fruit, leaves in place, in an 8-inch clay flowerpot with that crescent of the pineapple just below the grade of the potting soil to act as support. (You will want the clay pot for ...

Pineapple plants tend to have very shallow roots and don't develop an extensive root system, says Paull. As a result, to prevent the plant from falling over, Irish-Hanson recommends growing the ...

Did you know you can grow pineapple fruit at home? These tiny, spiky tropical plants are bromeliads, which have shallow roots and stay small. They’re one of the few tropical fruits that can ...