Dwarf Pineapple
These mini pineapples are as close to the typical pineapples you can get, which a golden yellow color, green crown and spiky skin. These are not meant to be eaten, as their small sizes pack an outstandingly acidic punch.
these rare pineapple plans are native to Suriname and northern Brazil. Unlike their larger cousins, these dwarf pineapples have a remarkable and unusual ability to survive thrive in the cold overnight temperatures
Watering and soil
As with most pineapple plants, it grows best in a well drained and humusy fertile soil. Sand-predicated soils with compost and mulch are the most ideal for growing these baby pineapples as long as they are kept even and moist during the growing season. Try to avoid any heavy and moisture-holding clay soil, or in-fact any type of soil that remains soggy after rain or watering.
Daylight
Whether grown outside or in, these miniature pineapples need as much direct sunlight as possible. Much like other pineapples, a full exposure to at least six hours of sunlight every day will do well to warm the soil and also keep foliage developing nicely, which is important if you plan to use these miniature pineapples as decoration!