How to multiply a pineapple crown

[@Chemeleon15]

I started this a month ago, splitting a store bought pineapple crown into 4 pieces, and I already have the beginnings of 5 new plants.(one is producing 2 shoots) I’m so excited!!! 🤩

[@frankfunke4130]

I did the same thing but I made the initial head root in water 1st. Then cut it into 4. Currently all 4 are shooting up 1 baby.

[@jayalakshmil9029]

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[@keithvalmonte611]

@@frankfunke4130 how many months

[@frankfunke4130]

@@keithvalmonte611 how many months for what? For roots? less than a month. For baby shoots maybe another 2-3 weeks. THey are still smaller plants.

[@supercoolkay2912]

Great!

[@friedabalavage862]

I am over 60 years old and I love learning new ways of growing anything, I have been planting the whole pineapple crown my whole life, I have a crown in water right now and when the roots grow, I will cut it into quarters. I'm excited to try this. I also found out today that I can plant the pineapple seeds.

[@MohamedHassan-ni6un]

Amazing person and humble at 60 yrs old.

[@kitaseymour1]

I didn't know pineapples had seeds

[@friedabalavage862]

@@kitaseymour1 Well, finally, after five months I have two sprouted seeds. They look like teeny, tiny pineapple plants.

[@jakethedog5777]

@@friedabalavage862 how did you do it? where did you get the seeds from?

[@jakethedog5777]

@@friedabalavage862 also most plants from seeds don't really make fruits or if they do it's kind of a wild fruit, small and bad teste. wouldn't that be the same for pineapple?

[@gopalarao99]

This. Method is really new to many of us. We.simply throw the 👑. Thanks very much 👍

[@RafaelSEea]

Thank you man! I've been planting the whole crown but now I can improve it cause of you. Amazing!!!! 💪👍👍😁

[@e-solutionenterprises3837]

What makes me really like this guy is that he's using very very simple tools and equipment. Kudos bro!

[@MissNadine-23]

Amazing... I didn't know you could do this. I learned something new because of you.

[@anameleisea3783]

AA

[@lilyibeto1082]

Seems more Organic organizations . Thank you very much more

[@leoremon7385]

Same. My mind has been officially blown.

[@descargaelbano]

Best pineapple propagation video I've seen so far. Thank you for the info!

[@adi_forestbeing]

I was today years old when I learned this! thank you very much for Sharing this knowledge with the world

[@FarmerAjayi]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sheilalam-smith1122]

This is amazing thank you I will try it

[@this.is.lapc506]

I would suggest leaving the crown in water for 20 days to get larger roots before splitting it in halves. That can improve the efficiency by reducing the energy required by the plant to grow in the substrate, therefore reducing the growth time a few more days.

[@basdeoramlochan6732]

Agreed

[@frankfunke4130]

Why not cut then put the cuttings in water? would there be a difference?

[@CalikingZX]

@@frankfunke4130 someone should test

[@charliegalanta1449]

À

[@penitoanikeve7288]

I left my 14 pineapple crowns in water to grow roots before I planted them which settled into the soil quickly. Next time after they grow roots I will separate them in smaller cuttings and then plant them. Thanks for the info.

[@maureenbramwell6661]

So happy that I clicked onto your channel! I've never before seen or heard of this method. I DEFINITELY will be using it!

[@osisiomaakunwatachuks4680]

The same here with me..Is such a great knowledge

[@lisagray9783]

I cut a pineapple top into 4 pieces on August 19th . I live in Florida it's been raining alot they looked like they were all dying and today I noticed 2 of the plants have sprouts growing in between the leaves and it's only September 12th!

[@magicalphoenix4568]

Let's share his videos so that he can reach 10k subscribers.

[@rosangelasolangenascimento5134]

Done!

[@tyetudor2457]

Done

[@dg-vg9di]

I’ve grown pineapple plants from the crown before. I got one now that’s two years old. But I didn’t even think about splitting the crown. This is great. I can grow more this way.

[@flatout5815]

Does a pineapple plant just keep growing and giving new pineapple year after year like a fruit tree does? How many pineapple do you get per plant? How long does it take to get a ripened pineapple from start to finish?

[@dg-vg9di]

@@flatout5815 my current one is an indoor plant. It may never produce. But I grew them in Hawaii. It took a couple years per plant for them to produce. I had several so I always had one growing fruit.

[@flatout5815]

@@dg-vg9di Thank you. Seems more of a plant for personal pleasure not for sustainability. Think I will pass on trying to grow pineapple and more of other things that produce quicker and more often in my greenhouse like berries and melons.

[@dg-vg9di]

@@flatout5815 exactly. They are a long term thing. They make beautiful houseplants. Easy maintenance.

[@josierosie100]

@@flatout5815 just 1 per plant… so doing it this way is better for more fruit… yes it is more of a pleasure thing as the plant is quite nice …

[@jeangermain3621]

Life is an ultimate lesson that we learn every day!!!!! Thanks bro!

[@kitchenremedies9886]

Just came here to say thank you! I tried it and now have 3 little pineapple plant sprouts from one crown

[@chrisbrown3907]

I have been growing pineapples for year and never knew of this method. Thank you for sharing.

[@Seamanlife80]

That idea to cut the crown into two is really new to me, because i usually plant the whole crown

[@channelhouri4640]

i do the same thing. now we know.

[@mnsv1720]

@@channelhouri4640 into 4

[@malissawhite4569]

I’m glad that I came across your video. You have taught me something I didn’t know. EACH ONE TEACH ONE!🥰

[@EventualReality]

After watching your video a couple of days ago I finally made it to the store yesterday; I bought a pineapple and today I split it in fours and planted it. I look forward to the results!!! Thank you for sharing this awesome information!!!

[@maximusfernando476]

An excellent way of propagating several plants from a single crown. Thanks. A idea! God bless you!

[@iancros1257]

I have grown pineapples from the crowns and actually gotten 2x without anything else. WOW ... this I need to try. Thank you!

[@Cyara248]

Excellent video. Well explained. Thanks so much. This is new to me.

[@iccuR]

Thank you so much for posting this video, it’s very hard to find any videos on this method.

[@FarmerAjayi]

Glad it was helpful!

[@guerillagrace]

👏 Excellent! Thank you Farmer Ajayi for sharing your techniques Will have to try it out

[@tjay182nd]

Thank you very much for posting. I have always wondered it you could split the crown and get more than one plant. Now I know how to do it. Thanks again! 🙂

[@FarmerAjayi]

Glad I could help!

[@guerillagrace]

@@FarmerAjayi What's your other social media handles? Tweeted your great video

[@ritajokinin1688]

Thanks for sharing - useful tips. Can you tell the spacing in planting pineapple ?

[@dilapubg8813]

@@FarmerAjayi Aa

[@jessythomas8162]

Thank for your good information

[@AL-bo5vq]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge of how to multiple pineapple plant, Thumbs up。。。

[@gamingvirus2488]

I LEARNED SOMETHING NEW TODAY! Thank you, I am trying to grow pineapple now, and don’t know that you could do this. Thank you.

[@kaisign1405]

Thanks for sharing, is an excellent technique keep going with your pineapples planting

[@andresvargas1221]

Thanks My Brotha I had no idea, I'm trying this as soon as the pineapple I have in the window gives out its roots...Thanks again Man you're awesome!

[@amarchadbagan8667]

Khub sundor seyar valo laglo

[@Mr91495osh]

I have been growing pines for thirty years and did not know about this. Thanks

[@tasnimlokman2191]

Just bought a pineapple today. Will do this tomorrow!

[@bradtisch7803]

Thank you, my brother! I have never seen this method before. I will definitely give it a try!

[@FredElkins-s6u]

Thank you sir!! I had always planted the crowns but had no idea this could be done. I appreciate your video.

[@jacquelinerebello1191]

I have two crowns, will try out both the methods shown in your video. Thank you!

[@hajirasabadia3199]

Am amazed and excited to get started, now that pineapples are in session 😋

[@Flower-ck2bs]

Fantastic! Thank you🌷Mostly we throw the crown not knowing this. Even the plastic bottle is really useful😊I will share this🥰🍀☀️

[@iancros1257]

Watching this again ... so easy and informative. Brilliant work!!

[@asmazaid4711]

Just had my crown in water and stumble upon your great advise 👍 will definitely cut them into 4 after rooting. Salam from Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@IMDABIGGESTDUCK]

Does it works?

[@umorenumoren7797]

This is a fantabulous idea, thanks a million times for lighting other candles. I am Citizen umoren.

[@Ojb_1959]

Makes perfect sense, the roots have already started. Thanks, I learned something new today.🤙🏼

[@chennamkulathbhaskaradas7590]

Great indeed. Such innovative ideas are really welcome. I am from Kerala, India. Thank you very much my friend.

[@carlottawalker6185]

Thanks for sharing. I intend to try this since i have no luck growing the whole thing.

[@littleredhen3354]

Excellent video! Thank you for sharing your wisdom✌

[@redders6858]

Thank you for directing me here. That was interesting. I may give this a go although I don’t think the British climate will work very well. Still, nothing ventured, nothing gained.

[@FarmerAjayi]

Glad I could help

[@nunyabiznes33]

Heard they grow in greenhouses there.

[@redders6858]

@@nunyabiznes33 thank you, I’m going to give it a go, I have a conservatory so I’ll try in there.

[@nyomansiase5326]

Saya sudah mencoba hasilnya bagus mksi prakteknya

[@chuansingpores2654]

Waooow , ini adalah metode yang sangat bagus sekali menurut saya , terima kasih temanku sudah berbagi ilmu pengetahuannya di sini Salam persahabatan dan sukses selalu ❤️❤️❤️

[@percysunday5984]

I never thought pineapple can be propagated in so many ways. Thanks for this education.

[@alanboyd7341]

Most informative. Trying this week. So well done, answering all my question clearly.

[@domingodelarosa485]

wow very simple but amazeng this pineapple ok, thank you sir your idea

[@dorafernandez1181]

Thank you for sharing your technique. How long does a plant usually take to mature???

[@andraynapolez3593]

18 months

[@novletmills9244]

A-ma-zing!!! Knowledge is power! Thanks for sharing.

[@kavita4149]

love your DIY tools

[@borl149za]

Very good idea. Never thought of this way before. Thank you my friend for sharing this wonderful idea. Stay safe

[@josierosie100]

I’m same as everyone else..never ever had I known this, have planted whole crowns every time I had a pineapple … it can take years to grow a pineapple lol will def give this a try … thankyou so much for the video…

[@lilymatbob7428]

never knew you could split the pineapple head. amazing!

[@tonystarks784]

I watched this video and tried it and it works. Thanks for your awesome video bro.

[@elizabethtamufor3743]

Fantastic inspiration for planting pineapple. Thanks much for sharing this wealth of knowledge and skills in farming advancement

[@autocadkipathshala4002]

Great. Thanks for sharing idea

[@wanismailyusoff3158]

From one crown you get 5 suckers 😊Good propagation of pineapples

[@livelife462]

This is a great one Farmer Ajayi and it was nice meeting you. I'm sure to learn a lot from you.. Thank you

[@suburbanearth9076]

Love the video ♥️ thanks for sharing! You mentioned it shortens time to harvest. In comparison to the normal time frame of pineapple harvest, how much shorter is this method? I’m going out tomorrow to get pineapples because I cannot wait to try 😍

[@devbachu7072]

You a real farmer

[@0r807]

Wow. Thnk u. Greetings from paramaribo suriname . Just liked and subscribed.

[@sharonhassell4831]

I've learned something today. I've tried it but I thought I had to root it. So thank you I will try this.

[@rafaelasison5664]

wow gagawin ko rin yan

[@ChelenieHoward]

My leaves turned brown on my pineapples before i pulled the top can I still grow it its only at the tip

[@wengsarica6094]

amazing..planting..pineapple...very..delecious..fruits.iloveit..new..friend...sending..my,,full..pack..support...from..philippines....

[@syedamanat5583]

So amazing to see four trees from one crown

[@bermudasmith]

Thank you so much for showing me how to grow a pineapple. Ive been trying for a long time and not working. Can you do a video on planting mangos

[@patriciadixon4735]

Hungrier needs not be in this world. This shows that our God given food is being controlled. May you and yours be blessed. Thank you! Don't so what you are teaching us. Much Love

[@mubizz80]

This one is better than creating more food from the lab by accelerating their growth, GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms). Thank you for the video and creativity

[@mdnoormdnoor8346]

Dear Ajayi, Tq for sharing, never imagine one can split it into four plant.... Very interesting... Gd job man... I belief if the crown is fat, you can cut into 4, if it is thin, we can cut it into 2. Like the scoop u are using... 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@MrLukaszKaiser]

Wow and I thought that you can have 1 pine from 1 crown amazing👍

[@gardening_today]

Awesome! Thank you so much. I love pineapples...I will definitely be giving this a try.

[@JuniorLexus6692]

Thank you so much for sharing your useful knowledge with us.🍍🍍👍🏼🇯🇲

[@dionneallen5701]

i am very happy for this knowledge . blessings .

[@Jennifer-qo4kz]

So neat! I never knew you did it that way!!! Thank you 👍🏻

[@RudyTheInternetGod]

Wow it's a miracle the 4 from 1 method🙏🏾

[@The_rightpath1]

Your Voice Tells That You Are A Very Calm & Amazing Gardener. Subscribed You👍❤️🇮🇳

[@conniebaoidang6581]

Oh i didnt know that you can devide into 4a single crown and it looks much better. Thanks

[@glendaanderson1119]

Ingenious! 😃 Thank you for sharing!

[@phylvalen9991]

What a very interesting video thank you! One is never too old to learn something new, just marvellous thank you sir

[@FarmerAjayi]

You are welcome ma

[@bukunmiakinola7796]

Waoo, this is amazing. I never knew this is possible. God bless you

[@greenbeautychemist.]

You are doing an amazing job. Your knowledge will not run dry omo ilu mi.

[@FarmerAjayi]

E seun gan o

[@isabelriebeling2003]

Thank you so much. I learned something new because of you. Many many Thanks and wish you all the best.

[@amandadileonardo]

Thank you so much!! Sorry, I had a little difficulty understanding…but did you say that cutting it into 4 will actually make the fruit come out FASTER than planting the crown whole?? That would be amazing! But I just want to make sure I understood correctly :)

[@FarmerAjayi]

Yes,it will .

[@RafaelSEea]

Thank you both. The same happened to me. 👍👍

[@spkneera369]

Only after two years they produce flower

[@genevachisumpa8328]

How long does it take to harvest the same pineapple? Please reply want to grow now

[@a.rkumar6227]

Well if ur plant is big enough but do not produce fruit then I will suggest you to put rotten apple slices or banana peels in the centre ( it's contain absisic acid which helps in flowering in pineapple) it will definitely help u

[@tyetudor2457]

I would live your help with starting a pineapple farm. Great video❤️

[@peggyflynn91]

This is so amazing first I have seen this great guy

[@channelhouri4640]

thanks very for the very clear presentation. i'll be doing that to my pineapple crowns. new supporter from the philippines.

[@anonymeanonyme4473]

Man you're a genius, thanks a lot, go by a pineapple and try this soon.

[@cycyasd2028]

Thanks so much dear! It is something very simple which I didn't know. But now I have acquired that knowledge here. I will use this knowledge when I start up my pineapple farm. More blessings.

[@candacecabral6488]

10,000 thumbs up. thanks for the thorough instructions.

[@amyhoang9140]

Amazing. Can you please explain again why the leaves in the center needs to be removed? I am sorry, I couldn't make it out on what was said in the video.

[@copacinwbs]

Este minunat, iubesc ananasul, felicitări pentru tot ce m- ai învățat...

[@darrenhumphris7522]

Never seen this before thank you.

[@espoirespoir3710]

Great man thank you from morocco ❤️🇲🇦

[@kapesosainenti9304]

Excellent way of multiplying pineapples

[@PlantsAmore]

Great 👍🏻 video! First time seeing this done !

[@mbrown2776]

Wow. That was an AMAZING method. Never seen that before. How much hours of sunlight dose it require? Thank you Bro. 🇬🇧 UK ✊🏾

[@FarmerAjayi]

Pineapples grow best when temperatures remain between 65 and 95 degrees Fahrenheit, although they can survive brief exposure to temperatures as low as 28 degrees.