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24 year old pineapple plant

By happypalms
March 23, 2024 in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

https://www.palmtalk.org/forum/topic/83400-24-year-old-pineapple-plant/

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Posted March 23, 2024

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Posted March 23, 2024

An absolute beauty of a bromeliad specimen this one is with a bit of age things grow different in the subtropical climate this is planted in between sandstone rocks it was one of the first bromeliads I planted when establishing the garden in a very dry part of the garden