How to Plant Pineapple Seeds - Grow Pineapple from Seed
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How to Plant Pineapple Seeds - Grow Pineapple from Seed
Well must have some patience when planting pineapple seeds , but I was up for the challenge and in this video you will see if it worked or not.. #dianemummgardenvideos
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Did you pull the seeds out of your giant butt ?
They just appeared in a dish of water ?
I tried the jar method a few months ago. The first batch still have not germinated since May. The second batch I started in early June and I have a few germinating!! I'm so excited! I kept mine on a sunny windowsill. For the pineapple tops, you can try placing the exposed bottom with roots in a little water in a jar and let it sit for a few months, changing water as it gets cloudy (warm temps help the white roots come..I just kept mine on my sunny balcony a few months). You can also try simply planting the top with the exposed roots in soil. Even if your middle rots (usually due to water) you can pull the rotted middle out and shoots will grow back. I learned the hard way to have several months of patience with pineapples. Thanks for your super video!
I heard I need filter water??
If you lack sunlight you can always use a lamp. Just buy the lightbulb that's equivalent to sunlight and put it by your seedlings. It really helps.
Thank you very much for this video. I followed your jar's instruction last September, but because of the lack of sun, I place the jar on top of the refrigerator which is a warm place. On late February, each little plant was one centimeter tall! They are so cute!
awesome, really happy it worked out for you..
Thank you! Seeing that you have sprouted the seeds in the jar with water gives me inspiration and I am going to try it.
Exactly what I was looking for. Actually better than what I was looking for ❤️👍 many thanks 🤗
Glad I could help!
Thanks for your video. It took the guess work out of germinating pineapple seeds. I used your jar method about a month ago in hopes of germinating seeds. Today I noticed that two of the seeds have something white poking through the base. I think the roots are forming. Yes!
Awesome !! they take forever to sprout like 3 months!! A pineapple plant grown from seed will A better plant when it's an adult than one grown from a top . Love growing 🍍
yes its not for those you lack patience.. :)
I have seen this on sprouting pineapple seeds and did them. I currently have 10 seeds that have sprouted and I put potting soil in a clear container that fruit came in and watered it and put lid on it. I have it on my covered back patio where it gets morning sun. It took 3 months before the seeds sprouted but i guess i lucked out with good one. I have even planted a cantaloupe seed in a flower bed and got one cantaloupe. It was quite tasty.
Thanks for this video I started mine in a salsa jar a couple months ago in Florida. I forgot about them and now they have sprouted!! Ahaa! Now to transplant them in soil.
This is really cool! I rooted a pineapple top about a week or two ago it rooted and now needs to be transplanted into a 6 inch pot (currently in 3 incher). As far as I can tell pineapples put out a ton of roots quite fast. Have fun growing pineapples I know I am!
Growing pineapples from seeds can take any-wheres from 2 Months to 6 Months to Germinate. all anyone can do is just be patient
Thank you, this is very useful information. I cannot get pineapples with tops locally as they are mostly imported here in New Zealand. I harvested and planted some seeds a few days ago and this comment is the first decent info I've had on germination time frames. Extremely grateful.
Yes cherry seeds too. I planted them in July they are now starting to break through
I was showing my baby pineapple plants to someone who loved them so much I just gave them to them, so now I have some more started using the jar method, there still only about 4 mm. tall. I live in Rockport TX. (zone 9) so I don't have to cover them to much, but we do sometimes get down to freezing. I sprouted a coconut that's doing great but I don't think it will handle the cool temp. in the winter just like the pineapple but as it get larger I won't be able to cover so well, but it's for fun.
Thank you much Ms Diane,, now I'll try to grow pineapple from seeds...awesome video!
glad I could help... good luck!
Just opened up a pineapple and it was loaded with seeds! I live in Hawaii and grow pineapples but have never seen seeds in any of mine! Lol Thanks for the video. Gonna try to germinate in the jar first and see what happens. I have been told that these seeds are all considered hybrids and can produce a variety of different pineapples.
That is awesome! good luck growing..
LOLZ
I cut apart 3 pineapples yesterday mainly to get the tops to propagate and to eat that wonderful fruit. I had never thought about growing by seed until I ran across a lot of them and saved them from the trash. I think I will try your bottle method as well. I find growing all these things interesting, a learning experience and yes it's fun! Thank you so much for your video!
I am going to try a coconut and Dates right now... I love experimenting :)
still growing in my basement.. may have a update sometime later..never moved to the greenhouse like I wanted..
Is there an update video?.
I wanted to ask the same thing......
Thanks so much for sharing this with us thanks ❤
You are so welcome
Thanks for your help, on the best method
I'm like you I'm always trying stuff
thanks Veronica!
If u haven’t learnt already look up air layering/marcotting and cutting propagation
You have the patience of a saint!!! Awesome video thanks so much for making it, I was curious about using the seeds. I just planted one of the foliage parts from the top and am hoping it starts to do something soon. Good luck with yours, they are looking fantastic!
Enjoyed your video. I live in sunny south Florida . I have grown several pineapples from the tops. However. once you replant they come back as a small .but beautiful pineapple. I like the method you showed with the seeds, Again, thanks for sharing.
I tried the seeds in a jar method and sure enough in a month, they started coming out. Thanks for the video =)
If your pineapple is taking 5 years to make fruit, you may try this :
After a year of plant growth, bag the whole plant with pieces of cut up apple.
The ethylene gas produced triggers the plant to make fruit.
If you have a clear wrap you can see the plant .I would take ot off after 3 to 4 days. Good luck.
Pineapples are love, pineapples are life
I was just eating fresh pineapple and had some seed in my bowl and was thinking??? Thanks for the video! Amazing
That was super interesting. I am looking forward to more updates on them. When you were first setting the seeds up I thought the jar method was going to be the big failure. But what do you know it was the winner. That is so cool.
thanks for coming by..
I do have a few hope I can keep them growing.. will transplant in the greenhouse sometime later.. thanks Audra!
Wow have any actually grown. A full plant this is a must try for me
I have some in paper towels too and it's been about three weeks. I have a heat mat so I'll try that. I didn't have any luck with the pineapple tops. I tried two so far.
Nice video Diane. You have to be really patient to grow pineapple from seed. Can't wait to see how they are coming along this summer.
Thanks. In two years I hope to report back that I have a pineapple or two growing!
thanks Peter.. me either on the pineapple tops.. but will keep trying..
You sure do have patience! Good luck, you are off to a good start.
There is a great wiki how page on how to grow a pineapple from the top part and it is working pretty well for me, I’m gonna try this next, Thanks
Sounds great! good luck to you.. :)
Very nice video Diane! I have never had any luck with pineapple tops, but I have managed to get some pineapple seeds to germinate. I think it is so much fun trying to get them to grow from seeds even though it does take a few months. Please keep us updated on the progress of yours :D
That was pretty cool. I will be looking for the update on them for sure!
I germinated pinapple seeds by letting the pinapple get a little old when I took the seeds out of it they started already germinating in the pinapple it self very cool!!!
Thanks! I will try this tonight!
I did mine in a clear plastic cup and sprouted a few in just a few days. They're in my kitchen under flourescent light during the day. I think they need light. That's probably why yours in the paper towel and under dirt didn't do as well as in the jar.
letting the top dry now that is something I did not do.. will try this next time.. thanks!
thanks for posting, i'm starting my li'l pineapples today yay !!
Takes me two years to grow a pineapple using the crown or top as it's know as more commonly. I have never grown one by seed but I collected some seeds from a Maui Pineapple. I am going to try your method of using the jar to germinating them. Thanks for the video.
As it's growing, place a browning banana with the peel on it right in the middle of the crown .. the gasses from it will prompt it to fruit faster. 😋
I'm amazed at your patience! I've had some marginal luck w/tops but haven't tried the seeds yet. I have some pepper and coffee seeds that I've tried w/NO luck at all. I need to grow more patience;-)
very cool, so glad it worked does require some patience , doesn't it..
my 2 that i started i took them off as ray said to do on his video and pull some of the lower leaves off and put into soil and watered and there doing good has lot of new growth i will now have to get a pineapple and get some seed and see if i can get them growing
have you done an update on the growth of the pineapple plants yet? Just wondering how big they got. Thanks
done it the same way with no luck I think the top had already had problems .. the seedling are doing well they are now in my greenhouse..:)
I put the top in a jar of water and the seeds in a wet paper towel in a Tupperware container . We shall see what happens. 🥰🍍
Enjoyed your very informative video! 👍 great job.
Glad you enjoyed it! thank you so much Diana!
Wow that was Very nice. You made it look So easy I'll try the class jar method because No other way works 4me Very educational
Donavan Headley thank you. good luck hope you are able to germinate a few..
will going to try today.
Cool video I have roots starting on my top now
Good video. I will be doing the same thing with some strawberries soon!!!
Great video Diane I am going to try it. Thx
I think will work quite well actually, good luck!
yes I do have a update on these.. the video is posted
challenging but patience is required.. lol good luck!
This was very interesting :). Soon I will have to give this a try :). I like a challenge from time to time :)
Neat Idea I'm gonna try that with other seeds in the jar :)
Neat! Thanks for doing this..My pineapples from seed did not make it. I will have to try again using the jar method. The one from the pineapple top is still growing but extremely slow. I hope it makes it. If not I'll definitely be trying this. It looks like you'll have several...Nice Job!
so far haven't been able to grow the top , usually rots on me but will try again soon..
İ have the same problem. Rotten tops😕
Wow I love Pineapples..
This lady could grow a rock.
Did they ever get large enough to put in the ground / harvest fruit?
The pineapple seeds germinated better in the jar because they got the most sunlight verses planting them in soil and folded in a paper towel
You're a smart one. Great video
wow that was really cool, thanks
well I hope they work they sure are slow , so you know patience is key..:)
And now I have 4 still in the glass jar, 2 of them are sprouting out & the 2 other I haven't given up on yet, I'll have to wait & see. So at least 8 out of 10 seeds sprouted. The biggest of the 5 plants I have in soil, has about 5 leaves on it & is about 5mm tall. I use a loop to look at them. I'm now trying to sprout out some seeds that are about only 12% the size. I'm got some in a glass jar, but thees I think might be better just laying on some planting soil, & mist them often, until rooted
You should do jars to wet towel to dirt with seeds!
lol, no, just a bunch of random words that didnt string together lol. i still enjoyed the vid. learned a lot!
ty omg u should see mine they look pretty good
TY
good luck!
I found out that you have to spray the leaves with liquid nutrients. They absorb most of their nutrients and water through the leaves. Water the soil once every two to three weeks. light watering for the roots.
Thanks for the tip!
@@dianemummvideos I will do a vid. showing them. They look good one a year old.
I tried 7 times before a top took. Easiest plant to take care of since.
For seeds go Jar to Paper towel in Ziploc to Dirt.
Thanks for sharing
Hi your Jar method is working well thank you for this trick. Il tooks to me 2 months to have the first seed germination. Do you have another video about the seedlings growing evolution ? :) Thx a lot
The green things that come out of the seed; is it root or leaf?
that would be the leaf, you should also maybe see the root..
Thanks for share.
well you know I don't quite remember. for sure...I believe I soaked them overnight in warm water then started the process.. I would try both methods see if there is any difference in results..
Very interesting video. I would like to give a hint why the seeds in a jar develop fast. It's because of oxigen. All seeds need oxygen to develop, oxygen helps oxidation of the seed crust. Some seeds need less oxygen, but some like seeds of tropical fruit needs alot oxygen for growing not only in the begining but all the time. This is the reason why this seeds grow slowly in the nature, because they lack oxygen.
They look so cute : )
THANK YOU I WILL TRY THIS..QUESTION I HAVE CUBANOLA CHILENSIS SEEDS THEY LOOK SIMILAR I WONDER IF THIS METHOD WILL WORK FOR THEM TOO..
Hi I know you done this video sometime ago but really great work. I wanted to know when starting the seeds in the jar and zip lock bag how offend did you let it air out and add more water to keep it from drying out
Great lesson, going to give it a try. Trouble is it's September, early Autumn.
Will they still work in spring?🤔
I hope so!
I planted pineapple seeds in a glass jar with little water covers.
It grows ,I transfers to a pot.
Voila.
surprising result to me. But good to know!
Hi
I like your video, it's so much better I want to know witch season is better to starting the operation to germinate seeds
Thanks
early spring is good but will depend on your area and if you have warm weather year around..
Did you change the paper towel at all? I'm also assuming I must keep the paper towel moist through out this process right? Thank you!!
No I kept the same paper towel..
I'm going to do mine in the jar like you did, one of my tops that I planted put out a side shoot, I didn't know it would do that. ????I think the side shoot & seed started plants will produce a larger pineapple?????. I did make a video on my side shoot pineapple plant (it's on CZcams), as of now is almost as large as the top the it came from, the top that it came from has not grown nor has it died back or anything, they are still connected. I have 2 pineapple plants, growing that are acid free.
one of those things , you just have to try to see if it works.. :)
Well, about 1 1/2 month after my 1st. comment. I put 10 seeds in a glass jar with a few drops of water, made sure every seed was in a droplet of water held to the glass side with water tension, put a lid on the jar, then waited. Right at a month to the day I had some sprouted seeds in different stages of sprouting. I took the 2 with the most green & very gently planted them, their doing great, now have 3 more in pots (making 5 altogether), & I lost one,Yes I really lost it, like I can't find it
Awesome
thank you
Ok great video but please show me the end result! How are they after a year in the green house?
AWESOME....:)
loving the video!! but the way youtube transcribes it for those watching in closed captioning, um...it's definitely not what you were saying!! LOL
could very well be, but others are using other methods and working too..
Good idea but for my seeds ,I think they might germinate faster as I live in the tropics.