Where do pineapples grow?

Pineapple Introduction

Pineapple growth habits Pineapple is also called grass pineapple, ground pineapple and other different names. The root of pineapple is very short, the leaves are arranged like lotus, and there are sharp leaf teeth on the top of the pineapple leaves. The length of the general pineapple is 35-90 cm and the width is 4-7 cm.

Where do pineapples grow?

Where do pineapples like to grow? The main producing areas of pineapples are in hot tropical regions. Brazil, Thailand and South Africa are the main producing areas of pineapples.

Our pineapple producing areas are mainly concentrated in Hainan, Fujian, Taiwan and other provinces. Among them, Xuwen County, Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province is the world's largest pineapple producing area.

Generally, pineapples mainly grow in areas with high temperatures and dry climates, and pineapples like to grow in places where the soil is relatively dry and loose. Sandy land containing a lot of organic matter and red soil in the mountains and forests are the preferred areas for growing pineapples.

Pineapple growing environment

Pineapple growing environment Pineapples originally grew in hot and humid tropical rainforest environments, but as the scope of artificial pineapple cultivation continues to expand, pineapples now mainly grow in environments with sufficient sunlight, no wind or little wind.

Pineapple Growing Conditions

Pineapple growth conditions Pineapples need to grow in warm temperature conditions, and the temperature of 26℃-36℃ is most suitable for pineapple growth. Although pineapples can withstand arid climates, the growing areas of pineapples still need a certain amount of precipitation, and pineapples can only be planted when the annual precipitation is 550-2800mm.