Grow your own Pineapples!

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Want some fresh and tasty pineapples growing at home?? It's totally possible!

Don't throw away the tops of your used pineapples!

Simply pop them into a container with water and place on a windowsill in a sunny spot

Change water once a week and replant into your garden or a big pot when roots are well developed

Pineapples take at least 18 months to form fruit!

This plant looooves sun (hello, tropical beach weather) and rich soil.

Happy Planting!




This snippet post is from a contributer: Ann Hassett for MumKey
Some images from pexels

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