The grocery store has a couple of these pineapple plants on sale. It looks as though the top of a previous plant was put into the soil, and grew a baby pineapple. I wonder if I could make one of these, the next time I buy a pineapple...
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I think you can and I encourage you to try it. :) Oh, and then post here what happened. ;))
That would really be cool if you could! I will try it sometime!
I think I can, I think I can!
Cheers from Cottage Country!
I know you can! I've done it -- a long time ago when our kids were little (but if I can grow something, anyone can).
It is really nice.
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