growing a pineapple plant in water Janet Craig Pineapple Plant – Glass Grown Aquatics

growing a pineapple plant in water Janet Craig Pineapple Plant – Glass Grown AquaticsGorgeous, larger foliage for a riparium or terrarium! I also keep these growing in water directly, in my betta tanks to help pull nitrates from the water column. Janet Craig Pineapple plant is the species "Dracena compacta" actually related somewhat to the lucky bamboo and striped bamboo plants. You'll love this tropical, broad foliage to add volume in your arrangement! Easy care, and undemanding, these are wondrous plants that will survive two weeks

Gorgeous, larger foliage for a riparium or terrarium!

I also keep these growing in water directly, in my betta tanks to help pull nitrates from the water column.

Janet Craig Pineapple plant is the species "Dracena compacta"- actually related somewhat to the lucky bamboo and striped bamboo plants.
You'll love this tropical, broad foliage to add volume in your arrangement!

Easy care, and undemanding, these are wondrous plants that will survive two weeks without a watering (should you choose to keep them in a pot).
They should NOT be completely submersed into water.
Pineapple plants need a bright window, without direct sunlight. You'll scorch the leaves in a sunbeam! Mine do very well under a covered porch in the summers here in Kansas.

As in the sample photos above, there will be some variation in size and branching. It's just the nature of the beast. The ones I send to you WILL be healthy, happy, growing merrily, and be ready to plant!

One 4' to 6" wide, bare- root specimen.

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