Whilst you begin to see a super-small pineapple rising inside your plant’s tricky leaves, it’s great thrilling. Sadly, it takes some time to get to that time.

“The time between planting pineapples and harvesting levels between 18 to 24 months,” says the Eldridges. 

“You’ll be able to know when it is nearly time to reap as you can see a completely shaped pineapple at the plant,” provides Tandt. “It’ll begin to flip from inexperienced to yellow in colour.” As soon as it is no less than part of your pineapple is yellow, you might be just right to move.

Relating to the way to harvest, you could have a few choices. Both twist the pineapple from its stem, or in moderation slice it off the plant with a pointy knife.

 “Every plant produces one fruit, after which will die off,” explains Tandt. “Then again they frequently produce smaller ‘domestic dogs’ round the primary plant, and this sort of will frequently develop as much as exchange the plant that dies off.”