One of the best gardening videos I’ve seen. So step by step and easy to understand! Very awesome. Love all your videos!!! I’m going to give this a try.

@dewaynes245

7 күн бұрын

Make more garden videos 😊👍🏽

Holy Pineapple! Everything you ever wanted to know about growing these delicious things. Thank you my lady.

i've been growing pineapples for over 12 years now, and i still learned from this video. Keep up the great work!

This is the most in depth and thorough pineapple growing video I've ever seen. Thanks very much. ❤

Who doesn't love Pineapple? That's awesome. I see a catch, clean, cook in the future with some grilled fish and fresh pineapple.

Great video!!!!! I think you can work crowns many ways as I have always stick my crowns straight into the soil after cutting and I have never pull off all the fruit. Thankfully, I have never had one not root, grow and fruit. I have a large pineapple garden along with mango trees, sour sop trees, star fruit, Haas Avocados, Oranges, Myers lemons, lychee tree, jackfruit and many others in Fort Lauderdale. It is nice to see you doing other things besides fishing. All of my crown came from Robert is here fruit stand in Key Largo

Darcy is full of information very cool. PINEAPPLE is one of my favorite fruits.

This was excellent! You need your own Gardening Channel!😀

Enjoy your show, I’m growing pineapple in Canada on Vancouver island, all my neighbours had palm trees so I went with pineapples.

@colleencourtney4484

3 күн бұрын

Did you use the toxic "Miracle Grow" in your soil too?

Yes Darci!!! Please show us more of your gardening tips too for us green thumbs 😂❤ Love you Hurakhan

Follow your dreams and keep on growing! Fishing and gardening can be both frustrating and therapudic and definitely an exercise in patience. Love the vids.

These videos are awesome. You are very knowledgeable I had no idea all this about pineapples. Make a gardening channel please you are a natural explaining stuff.

I live in the northeast and never considered growing pineapples. I think you gave me some inspiration to do a little indoor growing!

Looks great. Would like to see whole garden setup. Thanks

This was very interesting! And, your grass looks a lot better than mine. Good job!

egg shells don't do much of anything added directly to soil. the calcium won't be bio available for years. If you want to add calcium to the soil. can heat egg shells, or even oyster shells/crab chitin in a firepit (get like a large steel can tomato sauce comes in or big can of peaches) the heat changes the chemical make up of the calcium can then dissolve it in vinegar. and the resulting paste/slurry can dilute with water and have direct available calcium for plants.

@shdwbnndbyyt

4 күн бұрын

Bake the shells (egg or oyster) above 350F -- the fire pit will work fine -- to degrade the protein binding the calcium carbonate in the shell. Then run them through a blender until it is powder to increase the surface area.... The powder will then dissolve many times faster even in water.. Too much heat can change the shells to quicklime though... adding the vinegar causes it to react converting it ro a calcium acetate salt.

@cyberwolf6667

Күн бұрын

100 percent correct

Finally I wanna watch plant videos. Ty for being gorgeous and entertaining!

I wish I had all year climate like yours. I'm up here in British Columbia, Canada (Zone 8) and I've got my crown at about 1 year now. Slow growing for sure but I'm in no rush! I did start mine from a top, but I cannot wait to get my own slips and suckers to start better plants :) Thanks for the video! It really helps!

Thank you… I have my first pineapple almost ready to pick, very helpful, I did notice the green stakes to keep them for leaning. Thanks for sharing.

DANG IT! Now I have to figure out how to grow these in Missouri. I'm totally jonesing for fresh, sun ripened pineapples.

It was a pleasure watching your growth ideas.. will definitely give it a go!!!

Glad to see that you reuploaded this. Great video!

Great video on pineapples and gardening in general Darci. I just started my own garden this year. Also, it was nice meeting you again at the Smith knives stand at iCast this week. I’m the one legged guy that said hello.

You are awesome Darci Pineapple goes with most seafood

Great stuff! Thank you!

A lady of many talents! Thank you for the gardening tips.

You are a Jackie of all trades. Love it. I'm in Idaho but I'm still going to do this. Love it!

Very nice and informative video Darcy. Thank you.

Awesome vid ‘cizzle! A nice departure from the fish.

I loved watching this! Your gardening is so interesting and informative. Would love more!! 😊 Thsnkyou!!

Most informative. Thank you.

Loved your pineapple video

Yup gardening is about growing plants , fruits , flowers is the plant saying thank you for the good care

That was easy to look at fast and fun! Thank you

Great video. I have always wondered about growing my own pineapples. I am ready to try. Thanks.

The best info and demonstration I have seen on growing a pineapple from a store or your own plant! Thank you very much!❤️

Lots of good info.

thanks for this , I have been wanting to try this for a few years .

Fantastic content, Puddin is the luckiest man alive, would be great to see that fruit on a fresh caught seafood cook!!

My wife and I loved your video! I'm originally from Hawaii, now living near St. George, UT, we love us some pineapple and gardening but never thought about growing some until we saw your video! We're going to give it a try! Thanks!!!

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING AWESOME I HAVE A PINEAPPLE GARDEN IN MY FRONT AND BACK YARD😊😊❤❤

Awesome video. I'm ready to try!

Great video 😊

Been growing pineapples 🍍 in my basement in Colorado for over seven years now! 😅 Couple of nice tips I haven't figured out on my own yet 🙃

This was extremely helpful. Thank you so much! 🍍

Awesome informative video !! Very Helpful !!!

So cool!

Great video Cizzle. Glad you do it for the therapy because it's obviously counter economical. I bet a good ripe HG pineapple may be more delicious than a store pickup like HG tomatoes at a multiple of the store price. One of your better vids ever!! Bravo!!

Thanks for sharing your wonderful ideas

Amazing thank you from 🇨🇦 Canada you rock girl!

I lived in Ewa Beach, Hawaii 3 years and I went on the Dole Pineapple tour & I believe now that I'd rather eat one of your delicate, sweet pineapples Darcizzle ^.~ 😍 🍍 ❣ 🌹

Great job Darce

Thank you...... Wonderful info.

Very interesting and informative... Thank you so much..

Best video by far for pineapples. I’ve grown one from crown and I’m on my second and third now. Definitely going to follow this method ❤ thank you ❤

Nice job on that video. Thanks for al the tips. Looking forward to some larger fruit! Sarasota Fl

Very impressive tutorial. Thank you so much.

I was just wondering if you were going to make a video like this. Zone 7 gardener here but looking to be in that zone. Good tips

Great Video Darcy !!! Something Different !!!🥰

Fantastic ! Thank You !

Thank you for your video.

I use the same soil/nuit mix for my weed plants💯 works great❤️

This is so cool. Always wanted to grow one at home. Thinking I should probably move south too though, just because lol

Great to know Thank you.

Thank you so much for this video!!

ThankYou for the lesson

That was fun!

This was great advise . Thanks I am in AUSTRALIA . ITS WINTER I went outside and rEscued my plant and brought it inside . I did have it covered with thick clear plastic over night . Ive taken your advise and brought it inside over night.

Totally love your video!!❤

I live your fishing videos but this one was awsome ! I've been growing tops only for years and normally takes 2-4 years before I get a pineapple. You addressed many mistakes I often make. But I'm looking forward to many more pineapples to come 🤟

Thank you for the education , I will try this, I love a sweet pineapple 🍍, This will be fun project.

very helpful thanks

thank you for the info

Thanks for the lesson Darcy I had looked up how to grow pineapple in the side I got showed how to prepare the crown but it didn't mention anything about letting it dry out and get that hardness on the bottom where it was cleaned and mine ended up rotting so hopefully I can try again now and I will have success

thanks very interesting!

That was interesting to know 👍😎

Great video

If gardening told me anything it's definitely patience and that's the most important thing and something I was lacking in my addiction plants saved my life and i spread it to everyone around me I'm in Kensington Philadelphia and if I can get someone to stop and realize there's more to life and understand that I was in that same spot before so they can get out the last few of death. Then you respect your life cycle.. first time viewer and subscriber

I live in zone 7, where we have around 6 months of guaranteed warm weather, and over 100 for 3-4 months often, but I'm going to try starting a crown inside under lights, hoping they make it to next spring! How exciting! 😸🍍

You helped me grow eggplant by watching this video

Keep up the awesome videos love the content

Thank you❤🔥

Got my first crown rooted and in soil after loosing a few , wished I had seen this video before , TkX for letting me know why I was loosing crowns ,much appreciated , growing north of 45°

Thanks for sharing, u rock lady

Thank you for sharing this. I buy pineapples at the local store and wondered how to start them. I saw tiny black seeds but your method seems much better.

@DarcizzleOffshore

2 күн бұрын

Commercial growers and most gardeners never grow pineapples from seed. While it can be done, it takes way too long. This is why we use the crowns to grow new plants and the commercial growers use the suckers to generate new crops. Much faster growing methods than from seed.

Thank you! The rest of my trees Mango, Papaya, Soursop, Avocado are doing great. Now I know why my pineapples are not doing much. I used crowns with no real soil prep, other than dig a hole, put in some potting soil and pack them in. In Central America everything wants to grow so badly that's all we have to do. I will go to a farmer and get some slips and try the pots.

Thank you

20:26 "Gardening is kind of like a therapy"

you are doing very good

when I lived up north, I planted the first pineapples in early May just like you do in the video, the one difference is that I also include earthworms to aerate the soil after the 3rd step in replanting them. The worms served 2 purposes 1 it kept the soils firm and also fertilized but I also had fish food whenever I went fishing

Great video going to try so I have pineapple for my pizza

My father would have really appreciated you. Every spring he would go out and cross-pollinate his irises, harvest the seeds and plant them the next spring. It took about three years from there to find out what he had created. 18 months for a pineapple would have easily been worth it for him.

Pumice is fantastic. You could also use rice hulls for aeration and it breaks down over time into silica

I love hidden talent.

I’ve watched loads of pineapple growing videos abd thought I knew enough BUT none of them have produced huge healthy looking pineapples like you have so naturally I had to see how your pineapples were so successful… boy am I glad I did. Great video, informative, simple to follow & understand. I know everyone’s going to ask my advice when they see my pineapple growing successes. Cant promise you I’ll mention your video, I’d likely suck up all the credit but it will be thanks to you!!! Ps I’d be crazy if I didn’t Sub 😊

Darcy I wish there was a way I could find my way into your heart. You are an amazing woman. I really admire the the way you walk the way you talk the way you inspire others

@macktonight9511

8 күн бұрын

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I live in the Tampa Bay area. A friend gave me a top and I planted it with no fuss or bother and grew a pineapple. I ate that one and planted the top, now I'm waiting for this new one to ripen.

You are so Good, Amazing 👍🏽

My doy loves pineapple. I'm gunna try it in Texas.

I’m in Ohio, I planted 9 pineapples from the crowns from Dole pineapples from Hawaii. I’m going to try your soil variation,however, I have to disagree with the water statement. I started all my pineapples in water, 4 of them are in my Koi pond in a floating planter. There roots are growing strong and I’m planning on leaving them in the pond until the season changes Thanks for the tips. Your pineapple starters look great