If you eat the leftover pineapple, don't throw it away and keep it to make a good-looking pineapple pot.

Pineapple is sweet and sour, and many people like to eat it. Don't throw away the rest of the pineapple every time, keep it and plant a good-looking pineapple pot, which can not only beautify the home environment, but also purify the air!

How to plant pineapple in potted plants

1. When buying pineapples, choose fresh, green leaves at the top, and mature pineapples.

2. Cut off the top of the pineapple, cut off the crown with a knife, and remove the flesh.

3. Tear off some of the leaves under the crown, exposing a naked stem of about 4 cm at the bottom.

4. put the crown of the treated leaves directly in a shaded and ventilated place for 1-2 days to promote the dry healing of the wound and prevent the pineapple from rotting.

5. After the leaf crown dries the wound, prepare a transparent cup to add pure water, put the leaf crown inside, soak the rhizome in water for about 3 cm. Bright light, maintenance in a ventilated place, and change water once every 2 days.

The higher temperature can take root in 3 weeks. Place a warm place for maintenance in winter, spray water into the surrounding air to moisturize and shade the sun. Change the water frequently before taking root, and wait for the clear water to become turbid before taking root.

The root system of pineapple leaf crown grows to 2-5 cm and can be cultivated and protected by soil culture, which can also be maintained directly in water.

Prepare loose, fertile and slightly acidic soil with good drainage to ensure good drainage and air permeability. Garden soil can be directly mixed with compost soil, peat soil and river sand, and a flowerpot with good drainage can be selected for planting.