Can you grow pineapple from a seed?

Answer by  soccerguy0405 (7)

This is the stupidest thing I have heard Pineapples from a seed is very useless the best way to grow a pineapple is from the green top. Some ways to find out how to do this is to search your question on google! Hope I helped out :)

Answer by  Anonymous

I actually found a pineapple seed and I put it inbetween a warm, wet papertowel and let it sit. I looked a couple weeks later, and it had sprouted. I now have it in potting soil, and it has worked so far! :)

Answer by  AnkurMohta (114)

Pineapples are usually propagated vegetatively. Seeds are only used by commercial growers for breeding purposes. Nick the seed and plant as deep as it is long in moist (not soggy) potting soil and place the pot inside a plastic baggie. Keep it warm (75-80 F). It will take a long time (up to 6 months to germinate).

Answer by  John (9008)

Pineapples come from trees. Although it is, of course, possible to grow them from seeds, it is much easier and more common to grow them from saplings. They also require very warm weather, so people who live in cold areas will probably be unable to grow them successfully at all.