Pineapples grow best in temperatures between 68 and 86°F. To grow a pineapple outside in your garden, wait until the weather stays consistently warm in late spring or early summer before planting.

NATURAL HISTORY PIMA PINEAPPLE CACTUS } Coryphantha scheeri var. robustispina FAMILY: Cactaceae | DESCRIPTION: From a distance, the Pima pineapple cactus resembles a small barrel cactus. It is ...

Does pineapple grow in Arizona? Here's the prickly truth Only in Arizona: It would be a Hawaiian dream come true, but a lookalike cactus has some of us faked out and merely dreaming of Fantasy Island ...

Pineapple plants don’t like to be soggy, so water when the soil is mostly dry and the pot feels very light. “If it isn’t getting enough light, the roots rot if it’s overwatered,” says ...

Pineapple cactus still protected U.S. agency says endangered plant will stay on list By Tony Davis Arizona Daily Star Apr 2, 2007 A.E. Araiza / arizona daily star 2004 By Tony Davis Arizona Daily Star ...

Thinking outside the terracotta pot, Blomfield said cacti aren't limited to the plant variety. "You can easily put a cactus on a canvas and have a quirky piece of artwork in the house," she said.