Pineapple Problem!
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Comments (2)I have two plants I started by pineapple tops too. One is flowering and it too has yellowed on a few lower leaves on the ends. Mine does this everytime it grows a pineapple. Maybe it is using all of it's nutrients for growing the flower and fruit...? I am no expert, mine are planted in the ground and get full sun from afternoon till dusk. I don't do much to them, occational slow release fertilizer and rarely water them. One of my plants is several years old and once the pineapple is cut off the plant will grow a new part out of the side of the original. Good luck. Sharon...See MoreFeijoa (pineapple guava) problem
Comments (4)Still seeing freeze die back here even though it has been months since the last cold snap . Combine freeze stress , drought damage and hot , windy dry days - it's a wonder the plant is even alive ! Using a clean sharp pair of pruners , cut back to green wood . Scrape the bark to find where the brown ends and green begins . Sometimes pruning will stimulate a plant to send out new growth . Do not fertilize until the plant has recovered from so much environmental stress and regular rains return ....See MorePineapple Peach Jam
Comments (11)My raspberries have been picked and are now frozen. Because I didn't have quite enough, I also picked a few leftover blueberries and some seedless grapes I was also growing. These will all go through my Villaware food strainer and thats when they get to become a seedless jam. Recently, I saw an interesting dried berry in Costco. Its called a Goji berry and the bag mentioned it was made with some pomagranite juice the Goji berries are soaked in. Its tart, and similar to appearance to dried cranberries (Craisins). I may also add a few of these goji berries to some of the red raspberry jam, and call that a mixed berry jam. The black raspberries I have are just now ripening too, so they also get into one of the batches....See MorePineapple plant problem: white/transparent leaves spots!
Comments (2)looks like something is eating the outer part of the leaves. maybe spray it with insecticide in the evening....See Moredecadude
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