How To Grow GIANT Pineapples at Home Anywhere in the World- Fast & Easy in Containers!

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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!

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.