Considering its tropical origins, the pineapple plant places high demands on its location. For best growth, magnificent flowers and juicy, sweet fruit, constant temperatures of 25 to 30 degrees Celsius are required. In order to achieve this masterpiece repeatedly over the years, the royal fruit takes a break in the winter. This is how the exotic plant wants to overwinter:
How to overwinter a pineapple plant in winter?
To overwinter a pineapple plant successfully in winter, you should place it in a bright, south-facing window at around 20 degrees Celsius, maintain temperatures above 16 degrees, avoid heating, water less often and do not fertilize. In addition, the humidity should be maintained.
- on the bright south window at temperatures around 20 degrees Celsius
- the temperature minimum of 16 degrees Celsius is not exceeded
- there is no active radiator under the windowsill
- water less and don’t fertilize
The humidity must continue to be maintained at a high level during the hibernation period. Therefore, spray the pineapple plant with lukewarm, lime-free water every 2-3 days. You can optionally fill the coaster with pebbles and water. From the end of March you will gradually meet the increased need for irrigation water. In April, a first dose of liquid fertilizer gives the plant the energy it needs for a successful start to the new season.
