Leaf TypeLong, Stiff, Sword-shaped Leaves With Spiny Edges
Leaf Length50–100 cm
Fruit Size10–30 Cm Length, 1–2.5 Kg Weight
Water RequirementModerate; Avoid Waterlogging
Temperature Range18°C To 35°C
StorageCool, Dry Place; Harvested Fruit Can Be Refrigerated
Botanical Name: Ananas comosus Common Name: Pineapple Plant Plant Type: Tropical, perennial herb Family: Bromeliaceae Plant Height: 60–120 cm Leaf Type: Long, stiff, sword-shaped leaves with spiny edges Leaf Length: 50–100 cm Color: Green to gray-green Fruit Type: Compound fruit (multiple berries fused together) Fruit Size: 10–30 cm length, 1–2.5 kg weight (average) Sunlight Requirement: Full sun (6–8 hours daily) Soil Type: Well-drained sandy loam, slightly acidic (pH 4.5–6.5) Water Requirement: Moderate; avoid waterlogging Temperature Range: 18°C to 35°C Propagation: Suckers, slips, or crown of fruit Time to Fruit: 16–24 months after planting Applications: Edible fruit, juice, enzymes (bromelain), food processing, cosmetics Harvest Season: Varies by region, typically once a year Storage: Cool, dry place; harvested fruit can be refrigerated