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Pineapple is a delicious tropical fruit which is the gift of Mother Nature, taste even better than certain desserts loaded with calories. Soft and juicy, the pineapple can be appreciated in the muffins, the perfect, the cake upside down of the pineapple or simply in sliced rings alone. This popular fruit is commonly consumed in summer, although you can indulge in it all year round.

In previous years, you could not find pineapple in South America. However, thanks to a variety of greenhouses and tropical plantations on an international scale, this fruit is much more accessible to people who live all over the world. And although the skin may seem thorny and unusable for many, you can make it an incredibly tasty drink!

So before you think of throwing the skin or the leaf crown, remember that it is 100% edible and really good for you!

What to do with pineapple sheets

Hold a second before throwing your pineapple crown in the trash! First, twist the leaves. Don't worry - that doesn't require a ton of strength. Then take off the three or four lower leaves until the middle is revealed.

Dry the leaves

Once it is done, allow the crown to dry. Once he was left alone and dried for two days, he is prepared for the next step.

Get an earth pot and plant this upper part of your pineapple. You can do it by turning the crown in the ground like a screw, which did it gently. Bury to the base of the leaves.

Thereafter, it is maintenance. Sprinkle your new pineapple factory from above every few days - once every four to five days should be enough. Try to place the pot in a brilliant and indirect light source for the best results.

Make sure you don't have too much water on this plant because it has shallow roots and is therefore vulnerable to root rot. Sprinkle it once a week and wait until the soil is no longer wet.

Cultivate your new pineapple

After two or three weeks, you will start to see the leaves grow outside. At a point, a stem will start to get out of the middle of the plant. The next step will amaze you. Soon you will start to see a new pineapple growing up.

He starts small like a pineapple baby and slowly becomes bigger. So, if you want a useful and adorable source of endless tropical fruits, cultivate your own pineapple plant at home!

The first step is to save the leafy top of the pineapple depending on that you buy. Instead of putting it in the garbage, you can have the very fulfilling experience of planting it instead and developing your own pineapple.