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About 2 years old. I have got them to fruit indoors in past years..but I wanted to test my climate. They look pretty good for February. Bigger pots and then try the old apple's ethylene gas trick to see if they fruit this spring.
I did have them in bigger pots before and did get bigger pineapples. I have not found the fruit that I grow to be superior to what I can get in the store, however. I think it needs more sun.
They should be. The ones I grew indoors? wow..syrupy and sweet. I mean its rare to get a really good market pineapple that juicy. The problem is indoors in a gallon or two pot..they are just a few bites in size.
You probably have better plants than I do. I got a couple of mine at Trader Joe's, and they were $10 each, and I got the other one at the San Gabriel Nursery, which was a better plant but the pineapple was still not all that sweet. It was good - just not better than what is in the market.
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stanofh 10a Hayward,Ca S.F. bay areaOriginal Author
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stanofh 10a Hayward,Ca S.F. bay areaOriginal Author
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