How to Harvest Pineapple
Wait 6 months after the plant blooms.. Look for a color change from green to yellow-orange at the base.. Give the pineapple a good sniff to test for the pineapple scent.
Steps
Wait 6 months after the plant blooms.
Wait 6 months after the plant blooms.
Look for a color change from green to yellow-orange at the base.
Look for a color change from green to yellow-orange at the base.
Give the pineapple a good sniff to test for the pineapple scent.
Give the pineapple a good sniff to test for the pineapple scent.
Tap the side of the pineapple and listen to how it sounds.
Tap the side of the pineapple and listen to how it sounds.
Wait until the pineapple is ripe to harvest it.
Wait until the pineapple is ripe to harvest it.
Wear gloves to protect your hands.
Wear gloves to protect your hands.
Steady the pineapple with one hand.
Steady the pineapple with one hand.
Use shears for an easy cut.
Use shears for an easy cut.
Try a sharp knife if you don't have gardening shears.
Try a sharp knife if you don't have gardening shears.
Wash the pineapples thoroughly.
Wash the pineapples thoroughly.
Place pineapples in the refrigerator to extend their shelf life.
Place pineapples in the refrigerator to extend their shelf life.
Store cut pineapple
Store cut pineapple
Put slices in the freezer for up to a year.
Put slices in the freezer for up to a year.
Throw out pineapples that grow mold.
Throw out pineapples that grow mold.
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