How to grow pineapple from crown to harvest-Part 1 ( 0-9 months)

[@TonysExploration]

This is just Part 1 only and a lot of people felt the video was incomplete, but please check out Part 2. Part 2 will show the continuity of the same exact plant in the same exact pot until harvest just like the thumbnail picture. Here is the Part 2 link kzbin.info/www/bejne/boWzd4RmapinkJI

[@bendonovan9244]

3:29 Yum, I love pineapple!

[@swarnalaxmirana3654]

Should change the water everyday

[@TonysExploration]

@@swarnalaxmirana3654 , after two to three days

[@КУМКум-к1ъ]

Напишите пожалуйста мне, што вы бросили за камушек в ананас и потом полили. Сппсибо

[@VerdeVivoMX]

​@@КУМКум-к1ъrabbit poop looks like it was

[@sarahdenkins3431]

The only way I ever knew how to try and grow a pineapple was just twisting off the top, making sure there's no meat and then letting it root. I had no idea that there were seeds in there! Thank you so much for that one!

[@kiidkif2009]

Bruh same i had no clue seeds were in them none

[@Keepskatin]

There are seeds, but not many. Strawberries have seeds too.

[@KE-yq2eg]

Of course there's seeds.

[@pinkiewinkie2024]

She's right

[@kadeadams2308]

​@Keepskatin I never knew.

[@bluchismoon]

Decided to grow some pineapples during pandemic, and there's a new little fruit growing right now!

[@TonysExploration]

That is awesome!

[@fonfon3965]

@@TonysExplorationwhy’s there a steam in a plant

[@TonysExploration]

@@fonfon3965 i put in the carbide + water = producing acetylene and calcium to induce flowering

[@whatnujgaming714]

I’d never have this kind of persistence, major respect

[@user5214]

Even if today you don't, you are doing your future self no favors by saying this. We as humans build up persistence by getting rewarded by our efforts. Start with a small plant and your persistence muscle will start growing and growing until one day you might accidentally have a pineapple tree.

[@Yaksoup98]

@@user5214 well... no because pineapples don't grow on trees :p

[@mtavares]

Major Respect 🫡

[@Cerinaya]

You did so much more work on your crowns than we did. We just cut the top off let it dry for a few days then plant in dirt, kept watered and it grew. Got a nice pineapple on it a few years later. Have done this several times and have 4 or 5 now.

[@TonysExploration]

I know that works as well, pineapple is very hardy, definitely can straight in dirt

[@williambuie5212]

Thanks for the video I have a few seeds I'm trying to sprout. Did you place them in the window seal or in a dark place to sprout

[@Khamhawk]

My mother plants a kind of this pineapple 🍍 in her garden. I do love to eat it. It takes 2 years to grow up and the 3rd year, it will give you a fruit enjoy it!

[@firefighter14530]

I currently have three going. They liive outside (nice Florida weather). One, two and three years old. I am waiting for the three year old one to fruit, it should be any time.

[@Khamhawk]

@@firefighter14530 fabulous

[@delucastudios3097]

is it possible to grow in georgia

[@lexxlovelyness]

That last clip of all the pineapples is just 😍 so inspiring!

[@TonysExploration]

Remember to check out part 2 , whereby I record this plant from flowering to harvest!

[@josebotelho427]

So many pineapples! It must smell amazing

[@SaadZaeemTechnology]

Actually really nice to see this from an engineer. I also have a garden full of plants and I am too an engineer. 😊

[@TonysExploration]

great, just apply all the engineering solving skill to gardening, it works

[@Anushkakamble2180]

Mast mast hai

[@chuangsmarak6392]

I knew the second step but I never knew that pineapple had seeds thank you for letting me know

[@AR-cp5dz]

It's amazing how long it takes to grow a pineapple, and then I see them at Walmart for $1.56.

[@funwithfish1507]

See how cheap asparagi are

[@brunobastos5533]

I got pineapples in pots on windows , for many years , only one give fruit , i think you might force using etilene or with ripe apples and bananas

[@MrBazz420]

@@funwithfish1507what do you mean? asperagus regrow every years, its a perenial

[@AlexFooty7]

​@@brunobastos5533yep. All that work and suffering just for one pineapple 🍍😞

[@pierrepaa29]

I never thought it took that long to harvest pineapple

[@odin8085]

It takes 2 YEARS?! To grow pineapple from seed?!! I'm surprised pineapples aren't more expensive!

[@Joe-lk5ox]

Well on the past idk what year,but pineapples was was considered royalty or wealth,and rich people will rent it even when it was decomposing the pineapple was always on a parade and people rarely ate it but when Hawaii started to farm it it lost its symbol of wealth or royalty.

[@Mulletforhire]

Thanks for the video! I followed it exactly and my pineapple top from the store bought pineapple has roots in about the same time frame of 12 days, so be patient and it will grow!

[@maryclark7037]

Is it growing

[@Mulletforhire]

@@maryclark7037 indeed it is! It's actually got 2 new plants growing up that are taller then the original. It took a while to root but it's been Simple to care for and I can now split the 2 and I'll have a 2nd of similar size.

[@mcfokkinw]

Did it work?

[@Mulletforhire]

@@mcfokkinw absolutely!! Took a while to get roots (month) but once it did I transplanted it into soil and put it on my patio. It actually split into 2 plants and was going really good until my cats got a taste for rhem, sadly they finally died BC all the leaves were chewed off. Doing it again this year I just need to figure out how to cat proof it lol

[@AlexFooty7]

​@@Mulletforhireyour cats destroyed it 💀

[@Toastp-ur8rx]

I always thought pineapples grow from trees.

[@kingbush9607]

Me too

[@kaylovee9062]

I thought the same lol

[@danielmoran9902]

Yeah, me too! Then someone took me to The Eden Project in Cornwall and there was a pineapple growing low and slow in the control of the heated greenhouse! What made it even more amazing was the staff had put native South American species of bird and beasts in there to creep about in the humidity while it was (as usual) piddling with rain outside.

[@YaboyTerra]

I think everyone did

[@YourAveragePersonLol]

Me too. But turns out pineapples grow on other pineapples

[@noob19087]

Always a good idea to plant your plants in prewatered soil. I've found that it can take a while for the soil to get evenly wet, and my plants tend not to do as well if planted in dry soil and only then watered. I guess the roots don't like it. A lot like how a bowl of cereal takes a while until it gets soggy.

[@TonysExploration]

Soak from bottom if really very very dry soil..U get evenly distributed

[@noob19087]

@@TonysExploration Interesting, good to know. My go to method is to just mix my potting soil in a bucket with water, but it does create a lot of nasty dust if it gets really dry.

[@ybatube4826]

At first I thought this guy grew a pineapple for fun, but at the end I was sooo surprised frr. 🤣

[@rickdavis2235]

I had no idea those things in the fruit were the seeds. Thanks for the tip. Time for me to get busy and fill my greenhouse with these. There are always people wanting pineapple plants. You don't need to root them in water. I twist the crown off the pineapple, remove the lower leaves, and it goes straight into a 1 gallon nursery pot and in my greenhouse (to keep the wind from blowing it over. South Texas is very windy).

[@TonysExploration]

Yeah, I done that before straigt to the ground...but I purposely experiment this ...is fun to see how the roots developed in water. South Texas...that is good zone for most of the crops and gardening.

[@rickdavis2235]

@@TonysExploration Spring and fall are good. but we can have weeks and sometimes months where it's over 100° every day during the summer months. We've already hit 99° several times so it's just a matter of time. I do grow a lot of cacti and super-hot chiles.

[@YahPreciousJewel8240]

Induce? Nope that is why I pay the extra money and buy organic, they look better and last longer. Start my tree from top in water, then soil. She is doing just fine I'll wait patiently for her to produce fruit for me. 2 months in so far😊

[@gametimeracing]

I’m totally gonna try this out! I just planted the top of one! Thanks for all the work you put into this video to teach others ❤ being a content creator myself I understand it’s a lengthy process!

[@TonysExploration]

Thank you for your warm and encouraging comment!!

[@fernandobenitez7003]

Could you share more videos about pineapple to learn more about this wonderful fruit? Thank you.

[@TonysExploration]

Remember to check out the pineapple part 2. There is a continuation

[@sarahkyle6379]

I came across this video on my fyp, a couple months ago I bought a pineapple plant from home depot and it currently has white fuz on top of the soil, I’m going to watch this video and see if there’s anything I should be doing differently. Thank you for uploading this!

[@TonysExploration]

Glad you stop by , happy gardening!

[@joshuamorris3364]

You can sprinkle the top of the soil with cinnamon to get rid of the mold, but if it's white and fuzzy it'll only be on top of the soil and is basically harmless. It's just breaking down the compost in the pot

[@TonysExploration]

@@joshuamorris3364 ,thank for the tips. I haven't try cinnamon powder before. I will experiment using that

[@slickmick1902]

What was the white thing u dropped in the centre of the plant at the end of the vid buddy ??

[@muratzengin4552]

Bu arada emeğinize sağlık.Saksıya avucunuz ile atmış olduğunuz tanecikler nedir acaba cevap verirseniz memnun olurum.

[@patrickfickey3079]

It is important to plant pineapple in Dec or Jan or they will not reach full size and you will have a half sized pineapple... It will still taste good but if planted in Dec or Jan it will grow to full normal size

[@finaldaylight3804]

which country does this apply to?

[@statikquote9265]

@@finaldaylight3804 fr

[@tarfap.kpamber9732]

Interesting and good guide to growing pineapples.

[@tinhkieuyoutube8214]

The footage is very beautiful and professional. I am completely captivated by the wonderful moments you created in this video. Fully support the channel and look forward to being with you for a long time.👍👌🤝🙏

[@TonysExploration]

Thank you for stopping by my channel. Remember to check out the Part 2 of this pineapple video. Link at the description.TQ

[@xxjaime562xx]

Just started my first crown. Cant wait for roots so I can plant her. Her name is Boriqua since shes from Puerto Rico lol

[@TonysExploration]

Wow, you name it ....happy gardening

[@BlackRedsPlantGrower777]

Awesome!!! I have a pineapple, and I'm going to try this. ALTHOUGH I live in the NorthEastern U.S., and I DID actually attempted before, but failed after the dirt pot step, as it grew fungus sadly, about half a year of attempting to grow it, and failed. But hopefully it does not happen this time!!!! (Also do not got fertilizer, but I believe it will still grow, just it'll take longer time and less likely chance of flowering. But I do not mind.) Good luck, everyone!!!!

[@TonysExploration]

During seedlings, use the fungicide to increase the success rate. Don't worry about the chemical, by the time you can harvest , is 3-4 years down the road!

[@BlackRedsPlantGrower777]

@@TonysExploration Thanks for the tip, Tony!! Also wasn't expecting for you to reply, but you did!!!! I do not have a fungicide spray with me now, but maybe could buy one in the future!!!! Until 2027 or so, my little Pineapple!!!!

[@allashama]

You can use Cinnamon as a root enhancer. cinnamon is safe for plant, safe for soil ( has even some benefice) and act as a root booster. try it! pour cinnamon directly on where root will grow or already grow and you'll see a result faster. maybe 6 days instead of 12 days for exemple.

[@TonysExploration]

Ya , I always heard about this method. Maybe I will try out in near future

[@firstname7769]

Ground cinnamon ok? I have some cuttings I am trying to get to root. Is what you’re saying that putting cinnamon on their soil help?

[@allashama]

@@firstname7769 you can mix cinnamon with your soil OR put grinded cinnamon directly to the stem where the root grow. Cinnamon doesnt burn your root.

[@SeowLikeMeow]

Nice video! I didn't know the Calcium Carbide trick. I started my pineapples from crown too and this past winter I left them outside to test cold tolerant limit. They are still alive but looking ugly at the moment. Yours looks so good! ^^

[@TonysExploration]

another better method will be the ANAA pills aka Alpha Naphthyl Acetic Acid, is a synthetic plant hormone . you need these to have a farm the uniformly bear fruits , so you could harvest and market at same time. After you put in the pills at the center crown mature plant , it will induce flower in 2 months time

[@SeowLikeMeow]

@@TonysExploration You are giving away your trade secrets! :P

[@mb-megabyte]

Thanks helped me in learning composite fruit in Botany . Thanks

[@NicoLiberman]

I have a quesiton, where i can find calcium carbide, i mean, where i can buy it, maybe if you have a link, better

[@TonysExploration]

Is very hard to find online, because typically is chemical that react to water and many shipment don't allow. You need to search in your local chemical shop or use hormone to induce.

[@mandar.deodhar]

nice video. question - so, one pineapple tree gives you just one fruit after a year or two? or, you cut the fruit and keep the plant and it will grow fruit again?

[@TonysExploration]

After it fruit, u either grow from the crown all over again or from the suckers.

[@paigeburton8995]

@@TonysExploration so does this mean you only get 1 pineapple every few years ?

[@TonysExploration]

@@paigeburton8995Yes, very much depends. If you are talking about farm scale, some countries does practice to have second or third ratoons crops from the suckers.. Some will have the whole fields clear before replanting with the new suckers ..but regardless how, the first cycle definitely will take few years...and that why I never complaint about pricy pineapple after putting myself into their shoe.

[@journeywithjasmine_]

I currently have a pineapple top in water (: Thank you for sharing growing techniques. I had no idea that pineapples had those seeds 😩

[@TonysExploration]

You are so welcome!

[@jeanpierregalea9048]

did it grow?

[@andrekayser8015]

I did it a little bit more diffrent I removed like you the 2 inches of leafs and then i took charcoal for closing the wound And put the Plant directly into the soil ;) working perfectly and 95% success rate

[@TonysExploration]

Thank for the tips

[@senorskellig9131]

I forgot about my plant i planted it with soil from my yard in a small pot and I took it out after a couple months but it never grew bigger but it has an impressive root system and I transferred it to a 16 inch pot now with good soil. It has been almost a week and a half. It has some new root growth and it is finally growing it leaves outwards. It had also grown little spikes on the leaves. Will my plant be stunted from being in a small pot for so long and not taken care of?

[@TonysExploration]

No , it won't ..no worries

[@tiesco]

the pineapple on my contry is the type that dont have seeds. i plant the thorn leaf sprout of they and need to wait 14 to 17 months for a little pineapple 1/3 or 4th of the normal size, but with alot more juices and so sweet that if have more i will get sick of

[@fredgervinm.p.3315]

I did one from the crown, got sm a pineapple from it. Cool video!

[@PatiencePeach]

Enjoying the song in the background 🥰

[@nezaketak9788]

Merhaba bitkinin ortasına ne koydunuz cicek acmasi icin mi yazarmisiniz lutfen

[@TonysExploration]

Turn on the caption and you can check the description

[@Keepskatin]

yeh pineapple is very easy to grow,no water method needed, just stick it in soil. The problem ia it takes a year to get just one pineapple. Not worth the time and space. Just buy it from a store

[@beno_mlg5274]

Bat The feeling

[@MyManDan]

Nice résumé at the end!

[@MGAFFY]

I'm on year 3 and mines finally fruiting!

[@TonysExploration]

awesome!

[@MagixVFX]

So this is the farm you working on?Wow it look so nice especialy with the green pineapple leave Wow

[@TonysExploration]

Now my farm crop is on chilli pepper....keep on rotation

[@gardeningathome-v7p]

Excellent work.

[@BlackRedsPlantGrower777]

NEXT TIME I will try growing it from seed, since I am doing it from the crown. (Feel too lazy to do from seed now. Plus that will take MUCH longer to grow to a full pineapple.)

[@AidenHolt-uv2by]

How many times do you water the little pineapple sprouts

[@TonysExploration]

As long as it is damp...then is okay

[@LemonDropYum]

If I grow it just from using the top, will it last a couple of years in comparison to growing it from seeds?

[@TonysExploration]

I guess from seed , you need additional 8 months or more compare to top

[@aadin]

ambient temperature is the most important part, if its too cold it will be sour, if its too hot it will be too sweet i believe

[@starpawsy]

Does the common rooting hormone help pineappled roots grow?

[@TonysExploration]

Yes, it may help

[@jdub630]

Nice👍💶✊💯. How did they do in the winter months?

[@TonysExploration]

bring it in any time the temperatures are predicted to go below the 40s...i am bless to live in warm tropical country

[@jdub630]

@@TonysExploration Thanks

[@justjazz784]

The marvel of the modern world is that these fruits have a long and extensive growing cycle yet we can go to the store and buy freshly grown ones year round

[@TonysExploration]

Yes, 7 billion people on this earth need to be fed ....without the help of fertilizer , pesticide fungicide and miticides ..is nearly impossible to achieve that

[@charlieosborne1]

@@TonysExploration absolutely true, which is why more people need to learn about gardening! start producing your own food, lessen our reliance on industrial agriculture. food can be done without fertilizer, pesticide, fungicide, etc. on a small scale... check this video out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJvYYqKQn5Jmp5Y

[@DailyEntertaintment]

Does the plant die in the winter? Or does is survive

[@TonysExploration]

It won't survive in the frost.

[@turiipipip1920]

Couldn’t you let the crown bottom scab/dry up for a few days like two?

[@TonysExploration]

Yes, you could do that

[@Fatima-h6b1e]

أيهما احسن زراعة الاناناس من البذور أو من التاج وهل له ازهار مالونها.

[@TonysExploration]

From crown better!!

[@georgebowman1060]

So where do I get those calcium carbonide night tablets??? How many did you use???

[@TonysExploration]

I bought online...and used it twice a week apart .Each time about a full tablespoon portion

[@tomuncc]

What climate are you in? I'm in 7b, so I want to be sure that can care for them over the winter properly. Thanks!

[@TonysExploration]

I am in tropical country, 12b ..just like Hawaii climate...but I have friends in Santa Clara CA, it survive the frost

[@tomuncc]

@@TonysExploration Thank you!

[@pablocampos8755]

What happens when winter comes? Would it revive by spring? I live in Nebraska

[@TonysExploration]

I don't think it can survive winter ...but you might need to find a way to protect from the frost and bring inside.

[@imranshahoor200imran3]

please tell me from seed to plant when you put seeds in a box temperature for it minimum aur maximum and when 1st time covered up till seed converted into a plant can we open for water ?? again and can it grow up 45°C in summer and in winter 5°C to 20°C??? i love pineapple so much and here in PAKISTAN it is import from Indonesia and Thailand in cuttings slices box..

[@TonysExploration]

Well, is going to very difficult journey. If you have a few plants, and took the necessary steps during the summer and winter, maybe you can successful. If you talking about farming, then I dont think is feasible.

[@imranshahoor200imran3]

how manay time we showered tissue paper till seed become a plant?

[@TonysExploration]

@@imranshahoor200imran3 just keep it moist

[@imranshahoor200imran3]

please tell me box must be the frosted plastic or any one ? i wana be know sunlight or any light cannot be crossed ??? the plastic

[@lizxu322]

When you exposed the fact you had a whole field of them at the end...my jaw dropped

[@TonysExploration]

Remember to check part 2, the same pot whereby I show the progress from flowering to fruiting. It is much easier to record a single pot rather than the whole field.

[@hillelhalevi]

Once you plant it in the pot, how often do you need to water it and how much water does it need?

[@TonysExploration]

When u see the top 1 inch soil dry ..then is time to water. For my case, under the hot sun, is almost every day unless is cloudy or raining. The water I did not measured roughly estimate 800ml

[@prince-if7zc]

If pineapple is grown from seeds,how long it will take to bear fruit, naturally.

[@TonysExploration]

from crown to harvest , it may took 1-2 years to fruits, if from seed, i bet you need additional 1 more year on top of that

[@wokta6754]

Hey, I would love to plant some but where can I get just the crowns, or is that not possible

[@TonysExploration]

I bet your supermarket sell pineapple without the crown....most of the imported pineapple never carry any crown....i think you have to search around within your online gardening group or community.

[@wokta6754]

@@TonysExploration thanks

[@dianesheridan841]

Is it normal for green leaves 🍃 to go a little brown right now they are in water not in direct sun they are growing roots I started then 2 1/2 weeks ago

[@TonysExploration]

is normal if losing a few leaves at the lower or edge of the leaves turn brown, as long as is not rotting at the middle stem, should be fine

[@omahhumvajragurupadmasiddhihum]

Is this a good time to start growing it? I live in Rome, Italy, it's very hot through September

[@TonysExploration]

That I can't advice, because I never live in European countries...my best guess if warm and hot enough, it should able to grow...the southern Italy probably have best chance

[@shubhamrathod2959]

It's been over 15 days,I potted rooted crown,which I placed in semi shaded all this time.should I now put it in full sunlight?

[@TonysExploration]

probably on the safe side, another week would be better

[@olliesamuels3103]

How’s it looking

[@pheirphon4680]

Thanks for the inspiration.

[@TonysExploration]

Thank for watching

[@sigabou7296]

The best video I've seen

[@TonysExploration]

Thank you!

[@TJ-ic2ri]

What did he drop in the middle of the plant

[@TonysExploration]

Inducer for the flowering process

[@omprakashgunarat]

3:14 you see lots of pets and bugs running around the soil, u used cocopeat mix, i also used coco mix soil and see them lots. Why? Is it good?

[@TonysExploration]

Those ngats are nusaince. Cocopeats seem to always attract these pests..

[@jazzyjay5485]

this helped me grow my pinapple😃

[@Phoka1018]

How often should you dumpen the paper towel?

[@TonysExploration]

As long as is moist , you don't have to dumpen it.

[@helpmeout2011]

Please correct me if I am wrong but hasn’t calcium carbide been known to leave dangerous to human trace elements within the fruit. Yes it works well but from an ethical point is possible human detriment worth you speeding up the fruiting process by 6-12months to put extra money in your pocket? Am no expert or academic so happy to be corrected if someone has studied this subject and is referring to peer reviewed sources. I personally use a bag and put an apple in to rot to get the same affect without the possible trace elements but also could understand it may not be viable to do on a commercial scale. Great video though thanks :)

[@TonysExploration]

Well, I am here to enjoy my gardening and share with the world. Yes , all commercial farm have some sort of chemical involve..some use NAA hormone...imagine to plant a pineapple that took 2 year or more...how much farmer need to sell to cover that cost...the same apply to chicken...fruits,vege...etc...haha we have 7 billion ppl to feed....

[@halpink9]

How long before the pineapple grows fruit?

[@TonysExploration]

Check out the part 2 video , link in the description

[@ponseltangan5477]

Didnt know pineapples have seed always thought they grow with their crown

[@Senpada]

Never put it on pizza!

[@stevenholmes1317]

Shut up

[@monicasmith9215]

Thanks my friend

[@cephalonplant4087]

Where do you get that Calicium Carbide drop from?

[@TonysExploration]

I do agree very hard to find these...try local selling elementary science chemical shop

[@FB-xl8wr]

8:04 i also have a pineapple orchard just next to my garden 😁

[@TonysExploration]

Great...that is where you learn all the magic!

[@jasonxyd]

nine months , very shock to know this duration ! i ate a pineapple tomorrow as well as cut off the root of head to planted above the glass of water . i hope it growing well until the fruit come up on the top ...

[@TonysExploration]

9 months is just growing up, it took more than a year to fruit..now cannot complaint the pineapple selling at the grocery is too expensive

[@jasonxyd]

@@TonysExploration surprised to be anwser the comment lol... i bought one with wholesale at low price . make a funny precess to plant it.

[@erikaguilar8122]

I swear as soon as I saw the pineapple leaves grow longer and longer from just the crown it looked like it super Saipan hair

[@TonysExploration]

😄🤣

[@aztecworrior79]

What was that cube you threw in the middle of the plant sir?.

[@TonysExploration]

Calcium carbide

[@aztecworrior79]

Oh ok cool, just found it on Amazon thanks for for the reply!.

[@TonysExploration]

@@aztecworrior79 , try to put into the water before pour into the center crown. Direct put will burn the leaves a bit

[@aztecworrior79]

@@TonysExploration ok cool will do!.

[@tidelybumsquish]

You can place an apple on top to induce ripening

[@TonysExploration]

I have heard of this technique, but I never try ...because I feel like end up feeding the squirrel instead

[@whatnujgaming714]

That technique makes no sense

[@tidelybumsquish]

@@whatnujgaming714 m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2i5oZmfotl9qZo

[@pielcanela365]

do you have link where we can buy the alpha napthalene acetic acid? Thank you!

[@TonysExploration]

Unless you stay in a country that have pineapple plantation, else if very hard to find this ...I don't think I ever saw in Amazon...I know mostly Asia country shopping platform does have like Shoppee Malaysia...but not sure if they post oversea

[@cougarelli]

I live in a cold climate. Can I grow one with a grow light?

[@TonysExploration]

I doubt so, I do have grow light, which use mostly for perennial plant. I don't think it can survive using only grow light

[@davidm4677]

Yes you can but you need old school sodium lights with generats heat and right spectrum bulb!

[@hansemanse1935]

I don't know what i do wrong i have tried at least 8 times but they keep fermenting/rotting. What am i doing wrong?

[@TonysExploration]

Which stage start to rot? When you put on water or when you planted ?

[@IMDABIGGESTDUCK]

@@TonysExploration put on water unfortunately it hasn't got roots

[@allroundlad]

perhaps you left Abit of the fruit on the crown that little nub contains sugar which is hospitable to bacteria and mould. cut it off so you leave only the plant, no traces of fruit when getting the roots to grow.

[@sagittarius_12_archer]

I guess that pineapple he bought,came from mindanao island southern part of the Philippines!🙂

[@TonysExploration]

Spot on!

[@vidyagaems4063]

That acetylene thing confused me, I thought it's just ethylene. I had to check and apparently it's pineapple specific. Or at least documented primarily for pineapples.

[@jonboyjoejohnson7317]

Ahh the age old question. What came first? The pineapple or the pineapple? 🤔

[@MCRnursery]

You know, some tweezers would make handling those seeds and seedlings a lot easier. Just make sure to get some good ones if you want precision.

[@TonysExploration]

Thank for the tip. Ya I think tweezer will work better

[@tanathtk9852]

It's Beautiful.👍🏻

[@TonysExploration]

TQ

[@mrcwoodworks4523]

When u cut the pineapple does it grow again ?

[@TonysExploration]

You can check out the part 2.kzbin.info/www/bejne/boWzd4RmapinkJI

[@EbuBax]

What climate is this in? I imagine it can’t be done in northeast USA

[@TonysExploration]

Zone 11b. I don't think northeast going make it

[@elaine4860]

Oh my god, i didn't know pineapples had seeds

[@whyplaypiano2844]

How would they grow without seeds?

[@20101tom]

you can plant the pineaple head straight into soil the water rooting is a waste of time u get the same result with less work and water roots are diffrent from soil root and usually die anyway in soil and then grow soil roots to replace them

[@FAMEBangBang]

😀WOW! Do Large Commercial Growers also use the Calcium/Gas trick?🤔 Would make sense for production speed.

[@TonysExploration]

Definitely, they need to make sure whole farm can bear fruits at the same time , and harvest at the same time. Commercial growing use 1-Naphthaleneacetic acid pill..AKA ANAA hormones pill

[@FAMEBangBang]

@@TonysExploration 😀Hmm! Learn something everyday! Thanks 4 answering my question. Happy 🍍 Pineapple-ing!!!

[@AusieStar]

3:12 Thats a nice population of Gnats you got mate hahaha. Surprised they grew at all

[@TonysExploration]

Ya nuisance.!

[@nadinenewland9941]

How do they grow?

[@thecheetah3758]

Where can we buy calcium carbide?

[@TonysExploration]

Really hard to find, I bought it online.

[@thecheetah3758]

@@TonysExploration From Amazon?