The Three-Year Wait Of The Pineapple Fruit (Photo)
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This page is a lively discussion about the cultivation timeline and economics of pineapple farming, sparked by a user's personal experience of waiting three years for fruit. Participants debate the viability of the crop, discuss the difference between planting crowns versus suckers, and share anecdotes about yields and varieties.
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“Seeing is believing was my case here.”
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“I don't believe the pineapple plants grown by farmers take 3 years to harvest o. Yours must have taken that long because you didn't tend to it the way the farmers do”
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“That doesn't make good economic sense to go into pineapple farming.”
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“Pineapple farming is a very lucrative business that most people overlook. It takes 15 months between planting and harvesting, when planted with the suckers rather than the crown.”
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This is a brief Q&A thread where a user asks for the definition of GMOs and another replies with a general explanation. The conversation includes a brief, unrelated comment about watering plants, but lacks specific agricultural problems, trade details, or coordination efforts.
“What is GMO?”
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“Genetically Modified Organisms ( GMO ). Crops and Plants that have been tampered with in laboratories to improve their taste, texture, yield etc . GMO crops are controversial in nature.”
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Unclassified: A user asks 'What is GMO?' and receives a definition. Another user makes a brief comment about watering plants ('Hin sef like water too? I go dey pour am plenty water. Thank you'). No specific farming problems, prices, or coordination are discussed.