Where do pineapples grow?

Pineapple, also known as pineapple, yellow pear, sweet pear, pandanus, is long conical or cylindrical. It is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant of the Bromeliaceae family. Each plant only bears one fruit in the center. The fruit is cylindrical and grows from many ovaries and flower axes. It is a composite fruit.

Where do pineapples grow?

Pineapple does not grow on trees. It is a perennial herb. The common pineapples grow on the ground like cauliflower. The branches of pineapples are oblong or cylindrical. Each plant only bears one fruit in the center. The fruit is also cylindrical and is formed by the aggregation of many ovaries and axials. It is a compound fruit.

Pineapples grow on the ground. When they are ripe, a stem will grow in the center of the plant, with a pine cone-like flower on the top. After the flower blooms, it will turn into a barrel-shaped fruit. The fruit is the pineapple that people eat daily. The Hokkien name for pineapple is Wangli or Wanglai. It is called Wangli or Wanglai in the Minnan region, called pineapple in Taiwan, called yellow pear in Singapore and Malaysia, and called pineapple in mainland China and Hong Kong.

Where pineapples grow

Pineapples originally grew in semi-shaded tropical rainforests and are relatively shade-tolerant. Due to long-term artificial cultivation and domestication, their requirements for light have increased. They grow well under sufficient light, and their fruits have high sugar content and good quality. Pineapples like tropical climates and are suitable for growing and developing in areas without frost and with abundant annual rainfall. They also like deep, fertile and well-drained soil.

Pineapple Origin

Pineapple is a tropical fruit. Its original production place is Brazil, but now many places are planting pineapples, such as Southeast Asia, southern coastal areas of my country, etc. Taiwan is one of the main production areas in my country, especially concentrated in Tainan, Taichung and Kaohsiung. Taiwan's climate conditions and natural resources are very suitable for the growth and development of pineapples, and now a series of high-yield and high-quality new varieties have been cultivated.