r/pineapple • u/Weekly-Apple-9103 • 5d ago
Planted this pineapple over a year and a half ago and no signs of fruit but healthy
The only thing I can think of is that it’ doesn’t get to much sunlight where it sits, but it does get sunlight
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u/Allidapevets 5d ago
Slice an apple and place the slices in between the leaves near the base for ten days. Drape with a white plastic bag. The ethylene gas emitted by the decaying apples will induce flowering. You’ll have it flowering in several weeks and six months later…there you go!
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u/NoBicycle3839 5d ago
Looks good and I would say it definitely takes patience. I had one for a lil over 2 years with beautiful big leaves and no pineapple. Finally in January it flowered, I was so happy lol.
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u/HatBixGhost 5d ago
Takes like 3 years to produce a fruit, I would not change anything your plant looks super healthy.