Once the plant is fully mature, it will produce a single pineapple fruit that is ready to be harvested and enjoyed. From flowering to ripe fruit takes about five months.

Pineapple plants, like other bromeliad relatives, slowly decline after they flower and set fruits. By the time the mother plant begins turning brown, side shoots have grown to hide the ...

Plant your pineapple crown in an 8 inch clay pot with a potting soil high in organic matter. When it outgrows this pot, replant your pineapple plant in a 12-inch clay pot.

The first sign of flowering is a bright red color in the center of the plant. Soon, a stalk will appear with lavender flowers peeking out from a structure at the top shaped like a small pineapple.

Sadly after the flowers and stalk begin to decline so does the parent plant. The good news, however, is new plants, called pups, can form at the base to flower in not a century, but about 10 or so ...

While some people scroll through clothes and shoes online, I'm mulling over different types of shrubs, flowers, and vines to add to my 700-square-foot space. Enter: Home Depot's Pineapple Plant ...

Sage is an aromatic and useful herb to have on hand in your garden. However, if you are thinking about planting a sage bush, ...

Pineapple sage is a short-day plant, meaning it won’t start blooming until the shorter days of fall and winter. It will not bloom if grown where artificial lights (such as streetlights) extend ...

What you should plant now is summer-flowering bulbs. They include the familiar dahlias and gladioli and lesser-known treasures such as: • Pineapple lily, also known as Eucomis autumnalis, with a ...