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It looks so good! I can smell it! Drool.My harvest...the best pineapple I have ever tasted in my whole life.
It looks so good! I can smell it! Drool.My harvest...the best pineapple I have ever tasted in my whole life.
Yeah, I did some research on it. I belong to a gardening group and they said to let it go yellow. It was so hard to do! I'm used to getting green pineapples from the market. Thats the color it is supposed to be before plucking it. When I get a store-bought one that's green, it usually goes rotten before it gets yellow.Wow! It's actually completely yellow! I guess they have to pick them green to ship them to stores and then ripening on the counter only gives it a yellow shade.
Full sun on the surface of the sun LOL. I did take it in when it got to freezing temps this winter, which doesn't happen often, or for very long. As little attention as you can give it lol. It didn't need to be watered a lot, I used half-strength rose fertilizer when the leaves looked a little blah (before it got fruit). Trust me, I had a lot of help from my gardening group, and a little youtube to learn about the pups and when to separate them, which I haven't done yet.That's really awesome, @Catscankim! What kind of conditions do the plants need to grow in? Sunlight, temperatures, etc.? Do you grow yours outdoors?
Yeah I wouldnāt be soaping either. Or doing laundry or dishes or working.I don't make as much soap as I should during the summer. I'd rather be doing this.
I like to kayak too, but it's almost too hot for that down here. Kayaking is much more pleasant in the spring and fall here!I don't make as much soap as I should during the summer. I'd rather be doing this.
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I go year round, as long as it's above 40Ā°F (I have a wetsuit for cold water trips) but prefer sunshine and hot days. I'm a summer soulI like to kayak too, but it's almost too hot for that down here. Kayaking is much more pleasant in the spring and fall here!
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