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The healthy pineapple is very popular as a tropical vitamin bomb. Instead of flying them in, you can also grow pineapples yourself. We’ll show you how to do it.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Everyone knows the juicy, sweet aroma of a ripe pineapple ( Ananas comosus<\/em> or Ananas sativus).<\/em> But most people are only familiar with tropical fruit when they have bought it from the supermarket. But if you want to face the challenge of harvesting your own pineapple, you should be prepared for a lot. In our part of the world, pineapples are not easy to grow. You can find out how to do this in our article. Here we tell you everything about the origin, different varieties, cultivation, care, and propagation of pineapples.<\/p>\n

From the plant genus, Ananas (pineapple),<\/em> and the family of bromeliads (Bromeliaceae)<\/em> comes the tropical pineapple. The name probably comes from the Guaran\u00ed language, which is spoken in South America in the countries of Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. There the word “nan\u00e1” means something like fruit. It owes its English name “Pineapple” to its appearance.<\/p>\n

“Pine Cones” is the English term for pine cones and when the tropical fruit was first discovered in America, its shape immediately reminded Europeans of a pine cone. Pineapple plants are very sensitive to frost and can therefore not be grown outdoors. However, they don’t really feel at home in dry living room air either, because they only thrive at a humidity of 60 percent or more. Growing here is not exactly easy, but also not impossible.<\/p>\n

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<\/span>Origin and characteristics of the pineapple<\/span><\/h2>
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