This pineapple plant in a 5-inch planter pot can be shipped straight to your home so that you can enjoy a little piece of paradise even if you’re staying inside.

Pineapple plants can be tricky about flowering and fruiting. Once your plant has about 30 leaves, you can try forcing it to bloom by covering the plant and a rotten apple with a plastic bag.

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Don’t plant your pineapple until it’s dry to the touch. Fill a 6- to 8-inch pot with a fast-draining container mix, just like what you’d use for succulent or cactus mix.

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Pineapple plants grow up to three to five feet tall on average and have a short, stocky stem with tough, waxy leaves. Generally, it takes about two years to make a fruit on the plant.

Since the pineapple plant, a member of the bromeliad family, is tropical, I would continue growing it in a container so that you can move it to a protected area during freezing weather.

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Plant the top just deep enough to cover the exposed stem firming the soil around it to make it stable. If necessary, you can insert two or three pencils into the soil on the sides of the pineapple ...