Pineapple

Meet the plant

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Name
Pineapple
Origin
The Pineapple plant is the most well-known plant in the Bromeliad family and by far the most popular Bromeliad at the moment. The primeval version grows and produces blooms high in the rugged Cordilleras de los Andes mountains and deep in the warm jungles of Uruguay, where the plant can grow to a diameter of up to two meters.

Their tropical roots make Pineapple plants excellent survivors and therefore, they require little maintenance.
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A bright spot, never expose to direct sunlight
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1x per 2 weeks
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14-30 ° C
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Not necessary

Meet the plant

The Pineapple plant has a very high level of ornamental value, and how could it not? The Pineapple plant is the only Bromeliad to carry a fantastic tropical fruit on its stem. The plant smells wonderfully sweet as the fruit ripens. Although the mini pineapple looks very appetising, it is not suitable for consumption. It is an ornamental fruit.

Nice to know

Did you know that this unique 'anti-snoring' pineapple plant can ensure a good night's sleep? This Pineapple plant, unlike other plants, produces oxygen during the night. Clean air in the bedroom contributes to a deeper sleep and reduces snoring symptoms. Sleep tight!

Place the pineapple on a well-lit area in the house away from direct afternoon sun. Give the plant water in the chalice, which is the heart of the plant from where the flower grows. From this heart, the plant feeds itself. Once the water is no longer visible the plant must be watered again.

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