Breeding methods and precautions of pineapple

Plant characteristics

Because this plant is native to very low latitudes, it naturally has the characteristics of a tropical plant, that is, it is suitable for a warm environment, likes warm sunlight, and has a moist substrate. In addition, it also has certain requirements for factors such as air humidity and soil.

Specific methods

Temperature: First is the temperature that is most suitable for its growth and development, which is generally between 21 and 35 degrees; the next is its wintering temperature, which is between 12 and 15 degrees. It has particularly strict requirements for winter temperatures. If the temperature is below three degrees Celsius, it will basically be frostbitten or even frozen to death, so we must be extra careful in winter and move it indoors, especially for the majority of growers in northern regions. In summer, although its growth will be temporarily hindered above thirty-five degrees, its health will not be greatly threatened.

Humidity and water: Generally speaking, plants require the humidity of the surrounding air to be controlled above 65 percent. Another thing is water. Spring, summer and autumn are the three seasons when it grows vigorously, so the demand for water is relatively large.

Fertilizer: There are many requirements for it, but it cannot be applied indiscriminately. In particular, the concentration should not be too high, nor should it be biased towards a certain type of nutrition.

Light: In spring, autumn and winter, the sunlight is not very strong, so you can expose it to direct sunlight. This is not allowed in the summer when the light is particularly strong. Appropriate shading measures should be provided to prevent the leaves from being burned.

Precautions

When it is the rainy season in summer, if the rain is not particularly heavy, you can still leave the plants outdoors, but the frequency of watering should be reduced accordingly. In addition, if it is a rainstorm, this cannot be done.