Ananas comosus is a plant native to tropical regions of Brazil, of the Bromeliaceae family. It forms a rosette, the central part of which bears its flower and its fruit. Pineapple can last several months before drying out and falling off. Like all bromeliads, the rosettes die while forming seeds. Before dying, they produce offspring which will in turn produce pineapples. To ensure their growth, Ananas comosus appreciates strong light, or even direct sun.
- Family: Bromeliaceae
- Origin: Brazil
- Watering:
- Allow the soil to dry out by half between waterings.
- Ambient humidity: High.
- Type of potting soil: Very draining.
- Avoid water remaining in the saucer.
- Brightness: High.
- Orientation: South or West.
- Growth: Slow
- Temperature :
- Between 18 °C and 24 °C
- Never below 15 °C
Pot diameter: 12 cm.
Cultivated in Quebec.
Like nature, each plant is unique. Natural items are all different and may contain irregularities.
