What do pineapple seeds look like?

Answer by  fruiterz (12)

Pineapple seeds look rather like small apple seeds. If you do a good job of peeling your pineapple, then you might not even notice them. They are located just under the skin of the pineapple, under those bumps in the side of the fruit. There are often a few left on the outer flesh just after peeling

Answer by  Wayne100 (42)

Pineapple is a kind of compound fruit. When we eat pineapple , we can find seeds. Pineapple seeds distribute in the surface,just like black dots. But very few people will notice it.

Answer by  pradhaprajgmailcom (1518)

Pieaple does not have seeds.They grow underground.The underground fruits or vegetables will not have seeds.The pineapple will have a thick fleshy stem like central portion but not seeds.They are not produced in any tree or plant but like potato it sends out only leaves.So they need not have seeds to produce a tree.

Answer by  gopi (11)

I bought a wonderful pineapple the other day and when I was cutting it up I found about 2 dozen seeds inside, most of them around the bottom third of the fruit, imbedded in the flesh. I would like to try sprouting some of the seeds and see if I can get an actual plant from them. Any advice?